"I feel judging is more difficult than acting. Acting we can do easily. In judging one has to see and understand the work first and then comment. Also, one has to make them (contestants) realise their flaws and guide them to excel," Madhuri told PTI.
The 43-year-old actress, who made her television debut with 'Kahin Na Kahin Koi Hai', a marriage-based reality show in 2001, said, "talks about the fifth season of 'Jhalak Dikhla Jaa' are on. Lets see how things work out."
The Dhak-Dhak girl before taking up the show went to Los Angeles to see the original version of the show - 'Dancing with stars'. "I am happy with the Indian version of the show. I am enjoying it completely," Madhuri said.
On her journey in 'Jhalak Dikhla Jaa', Madhuri said, "As a judge I feel more comfortable now. I am enjoying this. I feel I know the contestants better. I know their strengths and weaknesses. All and all its been a wonderful experience. "From this journey of dance show I have learned nothing is impossible. When I see Meiyang Chang (a contestant) I remember his first performance... and his present... there is a drastic change. When you put in your mind and hard work you can achieve everything," the actress added.
Madhuri will be in India till March for the filming of this dance reality show that she is judging alongside choreographer Remo D'Souza and Malaika Arora Khan. The show started with 12 celebrity contestants and now has six -- Sushant Singh Rajput, Ankita Lokhande, Mahi Vij, Yana Gupta, Ragini Khanna and Meiyang Chang competing for the title.
Asked about her favourite contestant, the diva said, "It has to be one who takes ten marks every time - Sushant. He is too good and dances beautifully. There is Chang, who has grown tremendously and then Mahi who was another non-dancer, her confidence level and dancing both has improved."
The actress, who became the lifestyle ambassador of the newly launched TV channel 'Food Food', said, "When 'Food Food' came to me I was thrilled as my husband and me both are complete foodies. We like to try out eating and cooking different cuisines." On films, Madhuri said, "There are offers but nothing is decided as of now. Once I sign any film I shall let you all know about it."