Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit attracted the attention of social media users by sharing a video of her dance to the popular song 'Jamal Qudu' from the film 'Animal'. Users shared the video, in which she performs the hook step of this song, demonstrating amazing agility: she easily held a glass on her head.
Her performance received many positive reviews, and some fans even compared her dance to a 'feminist version' of the film 'Animal'. One user noted: 'Good, so she can do that too!', while another fan wrote: 'What a wonderful woman,' and a third added: 'Wow, she can do this, and she does it perfectly!'
In the video, Madhuri is depicted in a purple anarkali outfit. She reproduces the signature step performed by Bobby Deol from the film 'Animal'. Her dance moves, executed with incredible ease while balancing a glass on her head, made a strong impression on viewers.
According to reports, Madhuri Dixit, along with her husband Dr. Shriram Nene, hosted a Diwali celebration, to which actress Trupti Dimri was also invited. Furthermore, Madhuri Dixit became a topic of discussion after attending designer Manish Malhotra's Diwali party in Mumbai on November 5. She arrived there with her husband Dr. Shriram Nene and elder son Arin Nene.
The presence of Arin, who accompanied his alleged girlfriend Khishi, became a subject of public discussion. At the event, they posed for paparazzi, taking joint pictures with Madhuri and Dr. Nene, which sparked conversations about their romantic relationship. On that day, Madhuri looked very stunning in a pink saree by Manish Malhotra.
Besides the viral dance video and participation in the Diwali celebration, the actress is also being discussed in connection with her return to television. She returned to the world of hosting, becoming the host of the Marathi quiz show 'Kon Ho Naar Crorepat' after 24 years; the show started in October 2026. She also appeared in the program 'Kaun Banega Crorepati 18', where she won the hearts of viewers with a brilliant performance of her famous song 'Kahe Chhed Mohe.'


