New Delhi is buzzing with anticipation for a spectacular weekend, as COLORS’ hit reality show ‘Dance Deewane’ is all set to dazzle audiences with a special episode dedicated to the auspicious occasion of Maha Shivratri and the empowering celebration of Women’s Day. This medley of devotion and respect sets the show apart, with a lineup that is sure to captivate hearts across the nation.
The stunning Madhuri Dixit Nene and action icon Suniel Shetty preside as judges over this thematic bonanza, bringing glamour and grandeur to the evening, complemented by the infectious exuberance of host Bharti Singh. As the lights dim and the stage comes alive, the contestants of ‘Dance Deewane’ are not just dancers tonight – they are storytellers, weaving emotions and myths into their performances.
Leading the mythological odyssey, Suniel Shetty narrates stories of Lord Shiva, the god of destruction and regeneration. His engaging tales pave the way for performances that resonate with spiritual energy and creative flair. Underlying their dance are tales of devotion and unwavering faith, with several contestants sharing personal anecdotes of their spiritual encounters and wishes laid at the feet of Mahadev.
A testament to Indian classical dance’s enduring allure is witnessed in Kashvi and her partner Taranjot’s Kathak performance, which breaths life into the lore of Shiva, concluding in a resonant recitation of the Mahamrityunjaya mantra. This moment transcends mere entertainment, inviting the audience to reflect and connect with their spirituality. Suniel Shetty and Bharti Singh’s shared experience of attending the bhasma aarti further elevates the ambiance, while Nitin and Gaurav’s performance draws stunned admiration from the judges and audience alike. The extraordinary portrayal of Kailash Parvat and Ravan by Devansh and Harsha further leaves the audience at a loss for words, cementing the episode as a pinnacle of devotional artistry.
Transitioning from divine reverence to celebrating the divine feminine, the show honors Women’s Day with grace and respect. Suniel Shetty ceremoniously presents roses to the ladies on set, a gesture that symbolizes the respect and admiration for the women of ‘Dance Deewane.’ This tribute extends to the performances of Anjali and Sharvari, who channel the energies of goddesses Parvati and Kaali Maa, embodying power and tenderness through their artistry. Shashi, Bina, and Manjula pay homage to the goddesses Sarasvati, Kaali, and Durga, their performances a narrative of the diverse aspects of femininity – grace, ferocity, and strength.
The emotional high point reaches its peak when the Patro brothers deliver a poignant performance for their mother, drawing tears from those gathered. The spirit of Women’s Day interlaces every moment, from the motherly love celebrated on stage to the surprise visits from contestants’ daughters, enriching the familial bond that ‘Dance Deewane’ fosters.
Further surprises unfold with the captivating return of ‘expression queen’ Depanita, who triumphantly steps back onto the stage after a period of illness. Reunions are a recurring theme, tearing down the barrier between stage and audience as Devansh sees his father after a long separation, and Bharti lavishes her brother with the taste of homemade affection.
‘Dance Deewane’ is an intricately choreographed tribute to tradition, talent, and tenacity – qualities that define both Maha Shivratri and Women’s Day. The show extends an invitation to witness this confluence of celebration and storytelling every weekend. The synergy of sponsorships, including Sprite, Cadbury Dairy Milk, Garnier Color Naturals, Rajdhani Besan, and Berger Anti-Dust, ensures that the weekend evenings are brightened with talent and tradition.
Make sure to catch this splendid celebration of faith and womanhood on ‘Dance Deewane’, airing Saturdays and Sundays at 9:30 pm on COLORS, for a weekend brimming with culture, connection, and unmatched entertainment.
