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Varun Dhawan and Katrina Kaif to star in India's biggest dance film

Remo D’Souza teams up with Varun Dhawan and Katrina Kaif for India’s biggest dance film. The film’s star cast also includes Prabhudheva, Dharmesh Yelande, Raghav Juyal and Punit Pathak.

Speaking about Varun Dhawan and Katrina Kaif, Remo said to a leading Indian daily, "With this movie, I will get to direct Varun, who is among the best dancers in the film industry today, and Katrina, who has proved her versatility as a dancer."


Praising Varun and Katrina, the Producer of the movie, Bhushan Kumar said, "Varun is a born entertainer and the audience loves his dance moves. Katrina is talented and hard-working — she also has a mesmerizing presence."

Talking about the film, Varun excitingly said, "It’s a huge achievement to work with Remo on what’s going to be India’s biggest dance film. I performed once in New York with Katrina and it was electric. She’s going to bring her ‘A’ game, so I need to get back in shape as well. Bhushan is not only a strong producer but also contributes creatively, especially in the music department."

When asked about the film, Katrina said, "I am excited to be joining Remo’s vision. Varun’s passion is wonderful; he works tirelessly to create magic on screen. And, Bhushan Kumar, with his understanding of market dynamics as a producer, will ensure this turns out to be the most talked-about film of 2019. I can’t wait to start this journey."

The shooting of the untitled project will begin this year. The movie is scheduled to release on November 8, 2019.

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