Dance India Dance Li’l Champ: Contestants made everyone emotional by giving heart touching tribute to Legendary Kishore Kumar

The fifth season of Zee TV’s famous dance reality show “DID Little Masters” (Dance India Dance Li’l ChampIn today’s episode of ) the audience got to see a special treat. Well known Bollywood actress Leena Chandavarkar (Leena Chandavarkar) and popular playback singer Sudesh Bhosle had joined the judges in DID Little Masters as a special guest. In the presence of these special guests, the young contestants of the show gave their performance Kishore Da (Kishore Kumar) dedicated to. During this, a heart-touching act given to this legendary singer by the Fantastic-15 contestants of DID and their skippers made everyone emotional.

The evergreen songs of this music legend once again brought back memories of Kishore Kumar in everyone’s hearts. Through this musical act, the journey of Kishore Da from birth to childhood and from his struggle to his golden days was narrated. The captivating performance of these little stars was so amazing that at the end of the performance, everyone on the sets got teary-eyed and everyone got lost in the memories of Kishore Da.

Celebrities lost in the memories of Kishore Da

Leena Chandavarkar said after seeing the great performance of the children, I have no words to describe what I am feeling right now. These kids performed so beautifully that I felt as if Kishore Kumar was present around us. Sudesh Bhosle said, I think we are all grateful to music composer Kishore Da, because his songs inspire the future generations of our country. He was with us through his evergreen songs, still is and always will be.

Know what Remo D’Souza has to say

The show’s judge Remo Dsouza said, “As long as the Indian music industry exists, Kishore Da and his songs will always remain in our hearts. We all have grown up listening to his songs and these songs will continue to flow in our veins throughout our lives. Sonali Bendre said, I feel extremely happy to celebrate the legendary Kishore Da here today. I believe that there is no Indian who would not have listened to his songs, be it the people of the new century or the children of today or any person of the country.