Jackky Bhagnani wants dance-based film with Remo D’Souza

Jackky Bhagnani says he would love to collaborate with Remo D'Souza again for a dance-based film.

Actor Jackky Bhagnani, who worked in choreographer-director Remo D’Souza’s debut Bollywood film “F.A.L.T.U”, says he would love to collaborate with the director again for a dance-based film.

Actor Jackky Bhagnani, who worked in choreographer-director Remo D’Souza‘s debut Bollywood film “F.A.L.T.U”, says he would love to collaborate with the director again for a dance-based film.

“I like dancing. I would love to do a film on dance with Remo D’Souza,” Jackky said here.

“His first film ‘F.A.L.T.U’ was with me. If he ever thinks I am good enough (for another film), I would love to do that,” he added.

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The trailer of Remo’s “ABCD 2” was released here on Wednesday.

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Apart from actors Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor, the sequel to “ABCD – AnyBody Can Dance” also features international dancer Lauren Gottlieb.

Lauren is also Jackky’s co-star in his forthcoming film “Welcome To Karachi” and he believes that she is outstanding as a dancer.

“I am a dancer, but not as good as Lauren Gottlieb. She is an outstanding dancer,” the actor said here during the promotion of the film.

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“Earlier Lauren had one song in ‘Welcome To Karachi’, but now she has four songs in the film because of her superb dance skills,” he added.

Directed by Ashish R Mohan “Welcome To Karachi” is set to release May 21. It also features Arshad Warsi.

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