The kids on Zee TV's dance reality show DID Li'l Masters get to see a rather different looking judge every week!

Yes, master Sandip Soparrkar experiments with his facial hair and dons a new look in every episode of DID Li'l Masters.

Be it an army moustache, a spiked French beard, a designer stubble or a fashionable goatee, creativity sits on the razor's edge in Sandip Soparrkar's make-up room.

So much experimentation in the looks department, Sandip?

Is former DID judge Terence Lewis your source of inspiration?

Sandip says, "It's showbiz, guys. You've got to keep re-inventing yourself. A little extra time in the make up room is a small price to pay for all the compliments that flow in when people notice the new styles."

While the idea of a new look every week on a man has raised some eyebrows, Sandip stays unfazed as he adds, "I'll be back... with a new look next week."

On the other hand, till now we have been witnessing the competition between the kids but there is an underlying rivalry between the skippers which went out in the open recently.

Mayuresh went on to say, "Jay is over confident" and the others agreed though not in so many words. Jay was unperturbed and nonchalantly brushed away the allegations by saying that, "Confidence is a byproduct when you know you are the best. I was touted to be an over-confident brat in DID also but in the end I silenced my critics through my dance and passion."

The skippers are leaving no stones unturned to impress the judges be it marrying different dance forms, using elaborate props and costumes or experimenting with various styles and themes.

The kids are practicing very hard to meet their skipper's expectations and secure their place till the end.

Grandmaster Farah Khan said, "It's wonderful to see the skippers put in so much effort. I marvel at their choreography. The way they are training the kids to win the competition is simply amazing. I am hoping to see much more enthralling acts as we are near the finale. Hats off to the kids for living up to the expectations of their mentors! "