New Delhi:
As winter approaches in most parts of the country, it seems that the stage on a particular channel's show Diwali Dilon Ki is all set to catch fire.
After watching the Gorgeous Malaika Arora Khan play Munni on the silver screen, the channel brings to you its own special 'Munnis' this Diwali. A feast for the old and a surprise for the young...sounds out of place??? Not anymore!!
The channel has found 5 Munnis alongwith Malaika who will give the real Munni some tough competition as they join her in performing some killer Munni moves!
In a special act on the most talked about song of the year, Munni Badnaam Hui, the popular small screen Mas & Dadi maas, are all set to steal the show with their sizzling yet hilarious performance on Diwali Dilon Ki this festive season.
The chosen Munni's who will match steps with none other then Malaika Arora Khan include, Medha Jambuktar (BHABI MAA) from Yeh Rishtaa Kya Kehalata Hai, Sarita Joshi (Baa) from Baa Bahu Aur Baby, Rupal Patel (KOKILA) from Saath Nibhana Saathiya, Anita Kanwal (DAADI) from Sasural Genda Phool and Monika Singh (AMMAJI) from Pratigya.
After watching the Gorgeous Malaika Arora Khan play Munni on the silver screen, the channel brings to you its own special 'Munnis' this Diwali. A feast for the old and a surprise for the young...sounds out of place??? Not anymore!!
The channel has found 5 Munnis alongwith Malaika who will give the real Munni some tough competition as they join her in performing some killer Munni moves!
In a special act on the most talked about song of the year, Munni Badnaam Hui, the popular small screen Mas & Dadi maas, are all set to steal the show with their sizzling yet hilarious performance on Diwali Dilon Ki this festive season.
The chosen Munni's who will match steps with none other then Malaika Arora Khan include, Medha Jambuktar (BHABI MAA) from Yeh Rishtaa Kya Kehalata Hai, Sarita Joshi (Baa) from Baa Bahu Aur Baby, Rupal Patel (KOKILA) from Saath Nibhana Saathiya, Anita Kanwal (DAADI) from Sasural Genda Phool and Monika Singh (AMMAJI) from Pratigya.
