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Evergreen Sridevi approached to judge a dance-based show

Indian television never stops churning out one interesting reality show after the other. Off all kind of reality shows that have beamed on the small screen in past few years, dance-based reality shows have always been many people's favourite. These shows are popular not because of dance only. They are also popular because of a number of celebrities who add loads of glam quotient to them as judges.

After Madhuri Dixit, Juhi Chawla, Karishma Kapoor and Sonali Bendre, another popular actress from the 90s who has been approached to judge a dance reality show is veteran actress Sridevi. However, the evergreen actress is yet to take the final call.


“Sridevi was recently approached to judge a dance reality show. But since she is picky about her work, she has not given a nod yet,” reveals a source.

Sridevi was last seen in the Hindi film Mom which did reasonably well at the box office.

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