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Shweta Gulati is an Indian Actress, who did the lead role of Tia Ahuja in the popular teen show Remix on Star One. A popular face on television, Shweta has essayed a variety of contrasting roles, from a girl who lost her parents and was ill-treated by her aunts in Kyun Hota Hai Pyaar to Remix (STAR One) and also her latest role of Sonia in Amber Dhara.

Roopali Ganguli is the daughter of veteran film maker Anil Ganguly. She started her acting from the age of 7 by doing a small role in film Saheb, has also acted in her father's film. She started her acting career with Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin. Her claim to fame is the show Big Boss, the Indian equivalent of Big Brother.Roopali has carved a niche for herself in the television world, she loves dancing but agrees that she has two left feet which she will make sure she will turn them right in this show. According to her girls are the best and her team will make all possible fforts to make a win over the guys.

Narayani Shastri is one of the most popular faces on Indian television; she is a stage actor too. She studied at the Symbiosis College in Pune and later moved to Government Law College in Mumbai. She made her debut with 'Kahani Saat Phero Ki' on DD1. She has played a lead in 'Piya Ka Ghar', played the role of Tulsi's sister Kesar in star Plus' 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi' . She played the negative character Tashu, Abhay's evil wife in KKusum on Sony TV. She was the celebrity contestant in Nach Balliye-2 with Gaurav Chopraa.A talented actor, dance is a great passion for her. She feels that dance and music is as important as acting for any artist. She is excited on being a part of Zara Nachke Dikhaand believes the show will funfilled and entertaining…..the idea of Battle of Sexes is a sure new concept. In context to the show she also believes that since both the teams have good dancers and good performers, the fight between boys and girls is going to be tough and everys one needs to work hard.

Born and brought up in Mumbai, Ashita finished her graduation from MMK College. Getting into acting was totally coincidental. She started her acting career with Balaji Telefilms with Qayamat on Doordarshan, and ever since she has been part of many serials like Kesar, Saathi Re, Paraya Dhan, Zaara. She was acknowledged in Bidaai on STAR Plus where she plays Maalti.Dancing has been her passion and is very excited about being a part of this battle of sexes she is truly of the opinion that girls are way better than boys in every aspect, and it wont be different on the dance floor she is expecting it to be a fierce contest but believes that at the end girls will emerge winners.

When contacted Ashita confirms the news and says, "Yes, I am replacing Manini who is a good friend of mine, in 'Zara Nachke Dikha'. In fact, I had first asked her if she is fine with me replacing her and she was more than happy. I feel that I share karmic connections with Manini. She has been my lucky mascot in some way or the other. In fact, the very popular character of Malti fell in my lap because of her."

"When I was offered to play Malti, I was already doing' Zaara' and the dates clashed. I remember chatting with Manini and I told her that I have been offered the role of Malti but things don't seem to be working out. She then turned out to be my savior and called up Vivek, supervising producer of 'Bidaai', and told him about me," she avavers.

Karishma tanna, a beautiful actress belongs to a Gujarati family from Mumbai. She is a graduate from Sydenhams College, Mumbai. She came into limelight after the success of her character Indu in Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi bahu Thi on Star Plus. She also played a negative role in Ek Ladki Anjaani Si.Karishma is a trained dancer she has learned Bharat Natyam and successful did many stage show and special dance permormance in many reality shows like Nach Balliye and other TV Serials. She thinks this show's format is different; audience will definitely enjoy the showdown of the boys vs. girls which has always been since the world has come into existence, she says.