Concept
The show has a total of 16 stars who will participate in this show in a total of 8 jodis. Each pair will comprise one dancer and one singer. These teams will then appeal to the viewers for votes in order to win the coveted title of "Sabse Badkar Jodi". The elimination will be decided based on marks given by judges and audience voting.
Champs from the music world, Aneek Dhar, Raja Hasan, Harpreet, Emon, Amit Paul, Poonam, Sumedha and Sanchita along with television celebrities Kushal Punjabi, Shayantani Ghosh, Apoorva Agnihotri, Rajshri Thakur, Abhishek Awasthi, Purbi Joshi, Jasveer Kaur and Amrapali Gupta will team up to set the show on fire.
Host
- Mandira Bedi ... Current host (August 2 to September 14)
- Ravi Kishan ... Ex-host (June 7 to July 27)
Judges
- Abhijeet Bhattacharya
- Ahmed Khan
Read more about this topic: Ek Se Badhkar Ek (Zee TV)
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