"When the team approached me I asked them why me, as I don't have normal song and dance thing in my films also. They convinced me saying that I have to look at the love story of the couple through dance," Mohit told PTI.
"The show is not just about dance but also about compatibility of the relationship, it is about romance. In my language it is 'Aashiqui'," he says.
"It is pretty much same like how you like and dislike a shot in a film and here in the show it is about liking or disliking a dance performance. I am doing the same thing... having my opinion. It's like working with 10 couples of actors."
Beside Mohit, the other two judges are actress Sonakshi Sinha and ace choreographer Terence Lewis.
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