Sreesanth, a disgraced cricketer turned dancer

New Delhi: S. Sreesanth while playing for India, showed his dancing abilities on many occassions.Nobody, not even Sreesanth himself, thought that one day he would use these skills to pursue a different career altogether once ousted from cricket field after spot fixing scandal.He has just completed the shooting of TV dance reality 'Jhalak Dikhla Jaa' which will be aired from June 7. Sreesanth recently shot for a promotional video for the show which is surely grabbing the eyeballs of the viewers. To give his best shot to his new stint as a dance show contestant, Sreesanth plans to shift base from Kerala to Mumbai for the coming 3-4 months.The promo of the show has a cheerful Sreesanth, dressed in a bright blue jacket and denim jeans, dancing to the tunes of the Jhalak Dikhhla Ja theme song.The show, which is all set to go on air in June, will be judged by Madhuri Dixit, film-maker Karan Johar and choreographer Remo D'Souza. After months of negotiations, Sreesanth, who faces a ban from playing cricket, agreed to become a part of the show only to fulfil his passion for dance. Known to be a break-dance enthusiast, Sreesanth was well-known to break into gigs on the field soon after some victorious achievements. Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa will be Sreesanth's second stint in a dance show on TV, as he previously participated in the dance show Ek Khiladi Ek Hasina in 2008, which was judged by Pakistani cricketer Wasim Akram and actress Sushmita Sen.Sporting a beard and twirled moustache, Sreesanth is reportedly working on acquiring a stylish look as he will dance with choreographer partner Sneha Kapoor."Sreesanth is working hard to make his presence as a dancer. He has taken up a strict workout and diet regime to ensure that he is in good shape to experiment with the newest form of difficult dance forms in the show," says a source from the unit. Sreesanth's entire focus currently is to win the dance reality show, and he says if he wins it would be like winning the World Cup!