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Salman Khan to produce the next season of celebrity dance reality show Nach Baliye?

After the riotous success of The Kapil Sharma Show on Sony Entertainment Television, Salman Khan is presently busy with his next television production, which is a biographical drama based on the inspirational life of Gama Pehlwan.

But it looks like the superstar does not want to take it slow and hence has decided to produce yet another show under his production house. Buzz has it that Dabangg Khan is now set to produce the next season of the highly popular dance reality show, Nach Baliye.


According to some reports, Nach Baliye 9 will feature ex-couples joining hands to compete with other pairs on the show. However, there are some media outlets which report that the latest season will return in its original format with real-life couples dancing their way to the winning trophy and prize money. Speculations are rife that Salman Khan may bring Katrina Kaif to join the judging panel of the show.

“Salman Khan may produce the show and we might see Katrina sit on the judges’ panel. However, nothing is finalised yet as the channel is still in talks with Salman’s team,” a well-placed source revealed.

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