“Dance Deewane” judge Suniel Shetty attributes his children Ahaan and Athiya as his saaRthi, citing inspiration from “Krishna Mohini.”
The touching story of the forthcoming program “Krishna Mohini,” which explores the unshakable love between a brother and sister, has touched the heart of “Dance Deewane” judge Suniel Shetty. The family drama centers on Krishna (Debattama Saha), who supports her younger brother Mohan (Ketaki Kulkarni) over life’s obstacles by acting as a saaRthi (guide force) on his journey.Conversations regarding life’s saaRthis have taken center stage ahead of the show’s launch, which has led Suniel to share details of his own saaRthis.
Suniel Shetty made an open admission, saying, “Mere saaRthi mere pitaji the. No longer is he dependent on external direction for hard work, discipline, or honesty—qualities that he used to possess but now lacks. As far as the world is concerned, it is badalti hain and just a little portion of it is a reality. (My father was with me. He is no longer with us, but I gained a lot of knowledge from him about life lessons like the value of money and how important it is to work hard, be disciplined, and be honest. Everything is changing and something new is developing in the world of today. I believe that humare saaRthi hote hain bacche. When Athiya and Ahaan are together, they are more likely to be happy together than not. However, when they are alone, they are less likely to make mistakes. (I think that kids are our friends. They advise me on what to do, what to choose in work-related topics, and what should be, much as Athiya and Ahaan.”
“Social media jiske baare mein mujhe kuch nahi pata,” he said. Children give you instructions on what to do and how to behave. In general, Parivaar hi saaRthi hota hain. Mentors and gurus are valuable resources, but if they can’t help someone reach their goals, then they’re not worth helping at all. (It’s not something I know much about, social media. Children, by and large, dictate to you what to do and how to behave. Our family members are usually our companions. It goes without saying that gurus or mentors may also be there, but it is very important if the individuals in our house are our friends.”
Regarding Dance Deewane, the program is prepared to reunite 90s idols Madhuri Dixit and Karisma Kapoor on TV after 26 years apart from their Dil Toh Pagal Hai. On the reality program, Madhuri Dixit and Karisma Kapoor reprised the popular song “Dance of Envy” from Dil Toh Pagal Hai, evoking nostalgia among the audience. A video of their performance was posted on the channel’s official Instagram, and fans couldn’t contain their excitement as the two stunning women lit up the dance floor with their amazing movements.
