Malaika Arora to take over the judging reins from Karan Johar in JDJ


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Mumbai, Aug 29: Actress- Producer and accomplished dancer Malaika Arora Khan who has been known for being a judge on reality talent shows, is all set to take over from director Karan Johar on the popular dance Jhalak Dikhlaa Jaa (JDJ) Reloaded. Malaika joins Choreographer Ganesh Hegde, Actor Shahid Kapoor, and dancer-actress Lauren Gottlieb on the judging panel for the show.

An excited Malaika told media persons, "I worship dance and hold it in high regard. I have sampled some awesome performances on this season of 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa' and not to mention, some great entertainment by Karan and Shahid. "She also said that, "really looking forward to step into Karan's shoes and enjoy some spectacular performances along with Shahid and the other judges."

Karan Johar who has been a judge on this show for the past four years and will soon be making his exit, said, “This season of 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa' has been really exciting with its refreshing look and feel combined with the mind blowing performances by our new brigade of talented contestants and choreographers. However, owing to my film commitments, I am unable to be a part of the season till the end. Shahid has been my partner-in-crime this season; we shared great chemistry which has made this season fun and entertaining for the viewers. A special shout out to Lauren Gottleib, Ganesh Hegde and Manish Paul for adding lots of oomph, excitement and making this one of the most entertaining seasons."

Co- judge Lauren Gottleib is scheduled to showcase a contemporary dance performance on Karan’s favourite song "Lag jaa gale" as a heartfelt tribute on behalf of the entire JDJ team.

  

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