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With its top 12 participants, Sony TV's dancing reality show India's Best Dancer Season 2 (IBD 2021) is off to a tremendous start.
The auditions for the new season of India's Best Dancer 2 began on May 5, 2021.
Our three judges, Terence Lewis, Malaika Arora, and Geeta Kapoor, will return to judge the second season. Manish Paul will host and present the event.
Our judges chose certain contestants for the voyage of India's Best Dancer 2021 during the audition rounds, while the remainder contestants were not chosen (eliminated) from the competition.
The names of all the contestants and choreographers, as well as the start date and repeat telecast timings of IBD2, are shown here.

Start Date/Repeat Telecast Timings for India's Best Dancer 2


Show Name                           India's Best Dancer Season 2
Channel                                 Sony television
produced by                           Frames Production
Start date                               16th October 2021
Telecast time                         Sat-Sun 8:00 pm
Repeat telecast time              Sat at 7:00 AM, 8:30 AM, 6:30 PM,                                                      11:00 PM,Sun at 6:30 PM, 11:00 PM                                    


India's Best Dancer Season 2 Contestant

+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| sr.no. | contestant name       | From              | Status       |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 1       | Dr. Saumya               | Pune              | In Best 8    |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 2       | Sanket Gaonkar        | Karnataka      | In Best 8    |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 3       | Apeksha Sukheja      | Mumbai         | Eliminated   |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 4       |  Zamroodh                | Calicut           | In Best 8    |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 5       | Raktim Thakuria       | Guwahati      | In Best 8    |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 6       | Roza Rana                 | Odisha          | In Best 8    |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 7       | Kanchi Shah              | Mumbai        | Eliminated   |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 8       | Akash Tambedkar      | Mumbai        | In Best 8    |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 9       | Gourav Sarwan          | Jaipur           | In Best 8    |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 10     | Dibbay Das                | Assam          | In Best 8    |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 11     | Muskan Singh            | Bhopal         | Eliminated   |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 12     | Milind Bhatt               | Lucknow     | Eliminated   |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 13     | Hardik Rawat             | Jaipur           | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 14     | Varun Dagar               | Haryana       | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 15     | Meyitemsu Naga        | Nagaland     | Stand By     |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 16     | Vipul Kandpal            | Chandigarh  | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 17     | Honey Singh              | Kanpur         | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 18     | Sumit Chatterjee        | Kolkata        | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 19     | Prerna                         | Pune            | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 20     | Vineet Kumar Khomcha | Uttar Pradesh | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 21     | Ritesh Pal                   | Chattisgarh   | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 22     | PopNFlex                   | Odisha          | Stand By     |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 23     | Anoop Parmar            | Dehradun      | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 24     | Abir Rahman              | Kolkata         | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 25     | Allen Dheeru              | Prayagraj      | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 26     | Deva Sambara            | Jharkhand     | Stand By     |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 27     | Prachi Prajapati          | Nagpur         | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 28     | Akash Shinde             | Delhi            | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 29     | Liladhar                      | Not known   | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 30     | Mohana Shrivastava   | Delhi            | Not Selected |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+
| 31     | Isha Sharma                | Mumbai       |   Stand By   |
+--------+----------------------+---------------+--------------+


So are the one with not selected status - From the mega auditions, one contestant was not chosen for the Top 12.

the one with stand by status -  A contestant was placed on standby in case of a wildcard entry.


Season 2 of India's Best Dancer premieres this weekend, and the 'Top 8' candidates deliver an intriguing series of dance routines. Last week's special episode of Sony TV's promising dance reality show featured special guests Vaani Kapoor and Asha Ji. Kanchi Shah was the fourth contestant to be eliminated from India's Best Dancer Season 2.

Last week, Kanchi Shah and Apeksha were both eliminated in a surprising double elimination. The dancing trios will be featured on India's Best Dancer Season 2 this weekend, adding to the vibrancy and appeal of the brilliant dancers. This weekend promises to be a dancing extravaganza.

In India's Best Dancer Season 2, the elimination process began, creating a lot of excitement among the viewers. The competitive spirit, on the other hand, is rising at the perfect time, as the voting procedure keeps the candidates on their toes. As a result, the audience is anticipating India's Best Dancer Season 2's second elimination. Muskan Singh of Bhopal was the first to be eliminated.

Last week, though, there was a surprise double elimination. It will be fascinating to watch who will be the sixth IBD Season 2 elimination.








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