Since the premiere of the season's first episode, Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 10 has received a positive response from the viewership. One of the most enjoyable and well-liked dance reality shows ever to air on television. After a 5-year hiatus, the franchise returned to television in an entertaining way and experienced tremendous success. According to the program's format, renowned celebrities from various fields perform their best dance routines alongside choreographer partners. The season 10 jury for Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa includes dancer-actress Nora Fatehi, director Karan Johar, and actress Madhuri Dixit. The contestant Ali Asgar is seen breaking down in the upcoming family episode as his kids send him a video message.

Ali Asgar can be seen dancing beautifully to the song "Milegi Milegi" by Rajkummar Rao in the social media trailer. After the performance, a video was shown on the screen in which his son and daughter discussed how their father was made fun of at school for playing female characters. They used to be referred to as "Dadi ki beti" and "Dadi ka beta," she claimed. He makes fun of himself to amuse others, and it's not everyone's cup of tea, she continued. Dad, we adore you. Furthermore, Madhuri Dixit added, "We love you."

 

 

 

 

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In the previous episode, dadi was seen lying in Dheeraj Dhoopar's lap as he sang her a lullaby while sitting on the floor. Karan Johar has two children, and he sings lullabies to them, according to Madhuri Dixit, so he can do it better. Karan Johar begins singing "Chanda hai tu mera tara hai tu" as Ali Asgar, who is dressed as dadi, jumps on his lap. Everyone is startled by the funny sound he makes in between, including the host Maniesh Paul. Everyone laughs out loud when Ali adds, "Maniesh mujhe lag raha hai mai aai thi apni marzi se par jaungi Karan ki marzi se."

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