India's Best Dancer unveils IBD Studio; learn dancing directly from Terence Lewis

New Delhi: Sony Entertainment Telivision's dancing reality show unveils an IBD studio -Jaha Aap Chunenge Gaane, Aur Hum Sikhaayenge How To Dance to it! on July 18 at 5 PM, exclusively on Sony Entertainment Television’s Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube channels.

This unique concept lets the viewers pick songs from a set list shared by the channel, which they want to be taught by the team. This extension allows fans to interact directly with renowned dancer-choreographer Terence Lewis, providing an opportunity to engage with one of the show’s judges.

Through this LIVE, viewers can gain insights into the judging process, behind-the-scenes moments, and dance tips from Terence himself.

This engaging session also promises fun chats and dance games hosted by choreographer Aniket Chauhan and Vartika Jha.

Terence Lewis shares, “Dance is the hidden language of the soul, and through the IBD Studio, we aim to bring that language to everyone in a delightful blend of entertainment and learning. By breaking down the moves and explaining the art behind select steps, we hope to connect with viewers on a deeper level and inspire them to express themselves through dance.”

Aniket Chauhan adds, “Going beyond the show, this is an effort to create a community where we share, learn, and grow together. Being part of the IBD Studio allows us to create a space where everyone can join in the joy of dance, regardless of their skill level. It’s about making dance accessible and fun for everyone."

"India’s Best Dancer 4" has been winning hearts with its launch episodes, judged by Karisma Kapoor, Geeta Kapur, and Terence Lewis. Setting a strong tone for the competition, the fourth season carries the inspiring tagline “Jab Dil Kare Dance Kar,” showcasing how dancing can alleviate stress and bring happiness into people’s lives. And now, the show is extending the glamour, skill, and pure joy of dancing this season to the digital universe by presenting the "IBD studio".