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Cross-country dancing for ABCD makers

Remo D’Souza is leaving no stone unturned to promote his upcoming film ABCD — Any Body Can Dance to the fullest. Not only has the choreographer-turned-director got the best dancers in the country to be part of his movie, but he is also organising a special event to showcase dance forms from across India.

Updated on: Jan 5, 2013, 14:31:59 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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Remo D’Souza is leaving no stone unturned to promote his upcoming film ABCD — Any Body Can Dance to the fullest. Not only has the choreographer-turned-director got the best dancers in the country to be part of his movie, but he is also organising a special event to showcase dance forms from across India.

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The event, which will take place in Delhi on Republic Day, will include all the dancers from the film, and is likely to take place at the Siri Fort Auditorium.



A source says, “ABCD is dedicated to dance. The makers want to reach out to maximum people, and what better way than to get the cast to perform some of the many famous dance forms that India boasts of.”



Talking about the concept, Remo tells us, “ABCD is a film about dancing and its uniting power. It’s an underdog movie that sees kids from different cultures and strata come together and prove that they can battle it out, against all odds. As part of our promotional activities, we want to bring out the diverse culture and different dance forms of the country. Plans for the show are being worked upon.”

  • Kavita Awaasthi
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    Kavita Awaasthi

    Mumbai-based Kavita Awaasthi writes on Television, for the daily Entertainment and Lifestyle supplement, HT Cafe

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