This weekend, get ready for the temperature to upward push as Sony Entertainment Television's homegrown layout, India's Best Dancer 3, welcomes Raveena Tandon as a special visitor. The episodes, titled 'Dance Diva Special', will see the contestants go away no stone unturned to electrify the lovely actress as they groove to some of her most iconic chartbusters.  

But one act that is sure to leave an influence is contestant Shivanshu Soni and choreographer Vivek Chachere's electrifying movements to the timeless hit 'Tip Tip Barsa Paani'. The dynamic duo can be giving a interesting twist to the fan-favorite track, leaving each person at the edge in their seats! Raveena Tandon commends Shivanshu's unique style, saying, "For me, this is a nayab fashion; it was so distinctive that I didn't know what to expect. It's a sensual song, and appearing it on this robot fashion left me taken aback. The act was so charming that I could not take my gaze off you. You are a classical dancer, however whilst you transitioned into this robot dance, it changed into as if you had converted into a very distinct artist. Our Indian classical dance forms lay such a stable foundation that when you explore different patterns, you execute them with the finesse of a seasoned professional. After witnessing this, I sense no person should ever attempt this song again, or even I might no longer bear in mind acting it after seeing your lovely rendition."The actress additionally reminisced about her time taking pictures for 'Tip Tip Barsa Pani', pronouncing, "We were capturing at a production web page, and I become barefoot, surrounded via nails that had been inflicting soreness. I turned into dressed in a saree, and the moves that Rekha Ji and Chinni Ji have been executing, as well as the help they furnished even as wearing knee pads, left me with knee cuts when I returned home. I needed to take tetanus injections, and two days later, I fell sick due to the publicity to rain. The glamour you see on display screen conceals the untold stories behind the scenes. During rehearsals, accidents are commonplace, yet all of us bear them. But the show ought to go on, whether on display or level; one's expressions and smile have to never waver, regardless of the ache continued. These are the struggles that every one artists and choreographers endure backstage."

Praising Shivanshu's performance, Judge Terence Lewis said, "I'm witnessing the adventure of a person and an artist who has consistently introduced first rate performances week after week. While extraordinary dance patterns have claimed victory on this display earlier than, none have showcased the sort of first rate performance in classical dancing. Please do not neglect this dancing gem. If he wins, our country wins. Dancers of his calibre are a rarity, and such talents are the result of years of determination and exercise.'"