Dadagiri Unlimited Season 9: Sourav Ganguly, Soham Chakraborty and Nikhita Gandhi set the stage on fire with their dance moves

Non-fiction show ‘Dadagiri Unlimited Season 9’ is ready to entertain the audience with some power-packed episodes this week. While for Saturday’s episode, the show will welcome some of the most popular personalities including veteran artist Dipankar De alongside actors Soham Chakraborty, Priyanka Sarkar, singer Nikhita Gandhi; Sunday’s episode has some special surprises in store, too. Bangladeshi journalist Mohsin-ul Hakim will appear on the show as a special guest. Mohsin helped the Bangladesh government to deal with the pirate issues in the border areas of Sunderbans. He will share his experience of working in the pirate-active areas of the Sunderbans delta region.
Soham, Priyanka along with other artists appeared on the show as celebrity contestants to promote their new film. Singer Nikhita also accompanied the actors. The shooting set was high on energy as the singer sang some of the hit Bollywood numbers including ‘Burj Khalifa’. Interestingly, Nikhita and Soham convinced Dada to shake a leg with them. The host, who is leaving audiences surprised with his other talents, set the stage on fire with groovy moves. Earlier, the audiences have seen Dada showing his cooking skill and dance skills.
Nikhita engaged in a candid conversation with the host too. She spoke about her career and connection to Kolkata. Sourav shared that Nikhita is his daughter Sana’s senior in school.
Priyanka, too, had a fun-filled conversation with the host during the shoot where she spoke about her experience of working with Soham.
While Saturday’s episode will be high on entertainment quotient, the next one will be enriched with some nail-biting real-life experiences shared by guest Mohsin-ul Hakim. In the soon-to-be-aired episode, he will be seen sharing his experience of working in the delta region of Sunderbans which is notorious for pirates. Mohsin shared his first encounter with the issue and how he was determined to help the government of Bangladesh to eradicate it and also rehabilitate the young people who got deviated because of poverty.