MUMBAI: This weekend marks the beginning of an auspicious festival – Ganesh Chathurti. Celebrating this festival with much fanfare is Sony Entertainment Television’s India’s Best Dancer. Known for its superlative talent, the contestants will leave no stone unturned to give it their best with the blessings of Lord Ganesha. As the competition intensifies, 9 contestants along with their choreographers will put their best foot forward to impress the judges – Malaika Arora, Geeta Kapur and Terence Lewis. However, this weekend will also see special guests on the show – Sachin and Supriya Pilgaonkar. 

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From all the contestants welcoming Lord Ganesha with an exceptional performance, to Sachin and Supriya doing a Ganpati sthapana along with a grand aarti, this week India’s Best Dancer is nothing short of a visual spectacle! What’s more, the judges and the hosts will equally partake in the festivities by donning their ethnic best. And that’s not all! This time around, the judges and hosts along with Supriya set the stage on fire with an impromptu dance to the energetic tunes of the Nashik Dhol. The mood was set instantly and the celebratory spirit was raised a notch higher! 

While the dance performances by the contestants mesmerized everyone present, Sachin shared a very valuable relationship tip with Haarsh and Bharti. He said, “Remember one thing, if you want to keep moving ahead as husband and wife, its very important for one of you to become the right hand and the other, left. If both of you are right or both of you are left, moving ahead will be difficult. Supriya and I will be completing 35 years of our marriage this year and mujhe bhi aap dono (Haarsh & Bharti) mein nazar aa rahe hain shaadi ke 35 saal.” 

About her experience on the show Supriya said, “This episode was outstanding. We both enjoyed a lot. We would love for you to celebrate this festival with us this weekend.”

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