Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa Season 11 Winner Manisha Rani: Manisha Rani, the winner of celebrity dance reality show ‘Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa’ season 11, has been in the headlines since her victory. After the victory, the actress has become quite active on social media. The actress shares every latest update related to her life with fans. Recently, Manisha had talked with fans about her three dreams before coming to Mumbai. This time the actress has shared her dance video with fans. Now this dance video is going viral on the internet.
What is special in dance video?
Manisha Rani Dance Video: This dance video of Manisha Rani is from Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa Season 11. In this video, the actress is seen performing dance on Mallika Sherawat’s hit track ‘Mayya’. This song is from the 2007 film Guru. The judges also liked this energetic performance of Manisha very much. Manisha did belly dance in this song on Arabic theme.
At some places, Manisha Rani and her choreographer Ashutosh had done wonders. In some of the belly dance steps, Manisha Rani had copied the steps of Malika Sherawat from the film. Manisha received a lot of praise on stage for this one time with zero retake performance. Let us tell you that social media influencer Manisha Rani and her choreographer Ashutosh Pawar had taken wildcard entry in this show.
There are 12 million followers on Instagram.
In the caption with this video, the actress has written – I am uploading this video of Jhalak Dikhlaja Season 11 because this performance video was left and this will be my last JDJ performance video. Let us tell you that Manisha Rani has a strong fan following on Instagram. He is followed by 12.2 million people on Instagram. As soon as this video was uploaded, likes and comments started raining on it.
This video has been watched by 2.4 million people in just 7 hours. Not only this, fans are asking the actress to upload a dance video every day through comments. One fan wrote – This performance was fire. Another fan requested actress Manisha to dance on the tracks ‘Param Sundari’ and ‘Sami Sami’.
