Malaika
Arora
will
be
seen
judging
the
Sony
dance
reality
show,
titled
India's
Best
Dancer
alongside
choreographers
Terence
and
Geeta
Kapur.
Recalling
her
struggling
days
as
a
model
and
dancer,
during
an
interaction
with
IANS,
Malaika
opened
up
about
facing
rejection.
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Malaika
now
known
as
an
icon
and
diva,
revealed
when
she
first
started
auditions,
her
mother
used
to
travel
with
her
everywhere.
Talking
about
facing
rejections
she
added,
"When
I
started
off,
I
faced
many
rejections
but
that
never
let
me
down.
I
never
gave
up
and
kept
trying.
I
was
17
years
old
when
I
started
with
my
modelling
career
and
from
then
one
thing
led
to
another
and
today,
I
am
in
the
position
to
judge
a
show,"
Malaika
reportedly
was
part
of
co-judge
Terence's
dance
academy
and
was
learning
from
the
choreographer
at
the
age
of
20.
She
also
recalled
feeling
clueless
at
a
young
age,
as
compared
to
today's
generation.
"It
was
not
easy.
I
didn't
know
what
I
wanted
to
do
when
I
was
15-16
years
old
and
today
kids
who
come
for
auditions
are
so
clear
with
what
they
want
to
do."
Malaika's
India's
Best
Dancer
is
said
to
premiere
on
February
29
on
Sony
Entertainment
Television.
On
the
other
hand,
Malaika
is
currently
making
the
headlines
for
her
new
chic
looks
on
social
media
and
outings
with
beau
Arjun
Kapoor.