Salman Khan is at his best when interacting with kids and it is a delight to watch him talk to Alok, who does more than a hundred head spins at a time. He dances to Ranveer Singh’s Tattad Tattad and gets a go ahead from all judges. He requests Salman to do a Jag ghoomeya with him and the superstar obliges him.

Next up is a 42-year old, Dinanath. He slips once and Salman jokes with him saying that the channel Colors drives sadistic pleasure in making people beyond 30 slip. He even jokes that on the Bigg Boss stage, they do it to him too. He gets the go ahead from everyone too.

Then walks in Shweta, who dances to Kisiko mera hai, and gets Salman to dance along with her. She also calls him on stage and gets him to dance with her to Jumme ki raat. (Also read: Dance Deewane’s first episode is all about Salman Khan-Jacqueline Fernandez’s Heeriye magic, Madhuri Dixit’s grace and some exceptional talent)

Next up is Palak, who is all of 4 years. She dances to Madhuri’s Ek Do Teen. She doesn’t recognise Salman but identifies Madhuri. She requests Madhuri and Jacqueline to shake a leg to the song that starred both – one in the original and one in the remake. Before dancing Jacqueline clarifies that she was honoured to dance to her song and Madhuri says she was glad she danced to it.

Then comes 14-year old Chandresh, who performs to Nazm Nazm. He gets a go ahead from everyone.

After that walks in Minal, who dances to Mera Piya Ghar Aaya. She, too, gets a go ahead.

After this there is a surprise in the form of Anil Kapoor, who walks in as the reprised version of Allah Dubai Hai plays. He even shakes a leg to the song.

The episode ends here. It will be continued next week…