The stage was set, the lights were bright, and nostalgia was running high. On November 7, 2025, the iconic father-son duo of Jaaved Jaaferi and Meezaan delivered an electrifying dance-off on the track "3 Shaukk" from the much-anticipated sequel "De De Pyaar De 2." But the magic didn’t stop there. The moment turned into a full-blown celebration of Indian dance history when the original Boogie Woogie trio—Jaaved Jaaferi, Naved Jaaferi, and Ravi Behl—reunited after years, joining Meezaan in a viral Instagram reel that sent fans and celebrities alike into a frenzy.
The sight of these four grooving together, perfectly in sync, was more than just a dance performance. It was a bridge between generations, a blend of old-school charisma and new-age flair that had viewers reminiscing about the golden days of Indian television while celebrating the energy of today’s youth. According to coverage from multiple outlets, including the viral social media posts themselves, the video quickly racked up millions of views and thousands of comments within mere hours of its posting.
For many, this reunion was a throwback to the heyday of Boogie Woogie, India’s first and most beloved dance reality show, which first aired in 1996. The show’s authentic performances, fun banter, and the hosts’ natural chemistry made it a staple in households across the country. Fans who grew up watching the trio—Jaaved, Naved, and Ravi—felt a wave of nostalgia as memories of after-school dance marathons came flooding back. "This just unlocked my 2000s memories. Boogie Woogie after school was a ritual!" one fan wrote, echoing the sentiments of thousands more who clamored for a reboot of the iconic show.
Meezaan, son of Jaaved Jaaferi, found himself in the eye of this cultural storm. Carrying forward his father’s legacy while adding his own "fresh swag," as described by fans, Meezaan’s chemistry with the legendary trio was palpable. The younger Jaaferi didn’t just hold his own—he shone, prompting comments like, "Jaaved 2.0 vibes! Same charm, same energy!" and "Now this is how you pass on a legacy." The generational connection was clear, and viewers were quick to celebrate the passing of the torch.
Meezaan himself admitted that stepping onto the dance floor with his father was both daunting and exhilarating. In a behind-the-scenes video shared on social media, Meezaan revealed, "I was really scared because it was like India's greatest dancer dancing with you, so naturally, everyone on set was on his side and rooting for him; they were watching an icon perform after years." The only person rooting for Meezaan was his mother, who encouraged him over a call, telling him, "I know everyone must be cheering for your father there but you have to kill it and that's exactly what I tried to do."
Jaaved, for his part, was equally candid about the experience. "I had done a promotional dance video with Meezaan for his debut film, but this was our first on-screen performance together, and that too, a dance face-off! In the film, we're on opposite sides, he's with the girl's side, and I'm with Ajay's," he explained. The dance style, he admitted, was "very modern, something that's definitely out of my comfort zone. But since it was choreographed by Ganesh, who's a very good friend, and seeing how well he has guided Meezaan, I pushed myself to match up to today's generation and their dancing style."
The pride in Jaaved’s voice was unmistakable as he recounted how watching Meezaan perform so confidently made him feel like a proud father. "Even till the final shot, I had my share of hesitation about my part. But watching Meezaan perform so confidently made me feel like a proud dad, and seeing how much the audience is loving our face-off now makes it all the more special," he shared. The dance-off was not just a performance; it was a heartfelt moment between father and son, witnessed by millions.
The reunion didn’t just capture the hearts of everyday fans. Bollywood celebrities and industry insiders were quick to join the nostalgia party. Farah Khan wrote, "Now this is the comeback I didn’t know I needed! Legends." Remo D’Souza added his respect with, "Boogie Woogie vibes forever! Respect to the OGs." Terence Lewis, another dance luminary, commented, "The real dance revolutionaries! You guys walked so we could run." The outpouring of admiration continued with Genelia Deshmukh, Malaika Arora, Madhuri Dixit Nene, and Varun Dhawan all expressing their joy and appreciation for the reunion. Pranitha Subhash, Meezaan’s co-star from "Hungama 2," summed it up: "Love this collab! Meezaan and the legends in one frame = perfection!"
The reel, set to the upbeat and catchy "3 Shaukk," was more than just a promotional moment for "De De Pyaar De 2." It was a celebration of legacy, a testament to the enduring appeal of Boogie Woogie, and a viral sensation that proved the timelessness of great dance. Fans flooded the comments section with calls for a reboot: "If Boogie Woogie 2.0 happens with these four — it’ll break the internet," wrote one enthusiastic viewer. Others reminisced about the show’s drama-free, talent-first ethos: "The best dance show ever — no drama, just pure talent and heart!"
Boogie Woogie’s impact on Indian pop culture is hard to overstate. Launched in 1996, it paved the way for a wave of dance reality shows, but none quite captured the authentic spirit and camaraderie of the original trio. The show’s enduring popularity is a testament to the talent and charisma of Jaaved, Naved, and Ravi, and now, with Meezaan stepping into the spotlight, the legacy feels alive and well.
As one fan beautifully put it, "Some dances never end — they just find new beats." The reunion of the Boogie Woogie gang with Meezaan isn’t just a viral moment; it’s a reminder that while times and trends change, the joy of dance—and the bonds it creates—remain eternal.