'Extremely Underutilized Talent': Jaaved Jaaferi Leaves Fans In Awe With His Dance Moves At 60

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Boogie Woogie was the OG dance reality show that almost every 90s kid grew up watching. As soon as we hear the name, most of us instantly start humming the tune. Jaaved Jaaferi, Naved Jaaferi, and Ravi Behl were the judges of the show that is hailed as the first-ever reality TV show that graced the Indian television screens.

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Nostalgia is hitting hard to many and they were instantly reminded of the dance show as Jaaved Jaaferi at the age of 60 set the stage on fire with his energetic dance moves on Jhalak Dikhla Jaa 11 recently.

Jaaved Jaaferi Slays It With His Dance Moves At The Age Of 60 on Jhalak Dikhla Jaa 11

Javed Jaffrey at the age of 60 slaying it with his dance moves?
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In the clip that has now gone viral, the actor-dancer-comedian was seen grooving to Ishq Tera Tadpave. At the age of 60, he showcased his uber-cool dance moves and fans are in awe. Age is just a number - the man proved it yet again.

"Extremely underutilized talent in Bollywood," a fan said. Another one called him OG Michael Jackson and said, "Idk why Mithun got so much credit for dancing when Javed Jaffery was far superior. The dude was the OG Indian Michael Jackson." Another one recalled the iconic show and wrote, "Bring back Boogie Woogie".

What is Jaaved Jaaferi up to?

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He was last seen in Netflix film Jaadugar, Sooryavanshi, and Bhoot Police. He made his OTT debut with a web series called The Final Call. Next he was also seen in Never Kiss Your Best Friend: Lockdown Special and its sequel Never Kiss Your Best Friend (season 2), which aired on ZEE5.

Last year, it was announced that Takeshi¡¯s Castle Reboot is in the works. In the original show in which Jaaved Jaaferi was the commentator. However, in the reboot, Bhuvan Bam will take over his role. Jaffrey had sent his best wishes to the comedian and wrote, "Best Wishes to Bhuvan Bam and Prime Video".

On the other hand, Bhuvan Bam wrote, "Since the original version of Takeshi's Castle was on television, I have been an ardent fan of the concept, execution and the hilarity of the game show. It¡¯s highly nostalgic for me to have grown up seeing the show and now voicing it, is genuinely a full circle moment. I don¡¯t think there is anyone in my generation who hasn¡¯t loved and enjoyed this madcap comedy. Being a part of this incredible game show is a privilege and an honour."

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