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ABCD - Any Body Can Dance

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After Vishnu is thrown out of his swank dance academy by his manipulative business partner, he considers giving up dancing. He sees a disparate group of street dancers and comes to a decision -- he will turn the dancers into India's best dance squad.

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Shubhra Gupta The Indian Express 03/21/2019
2/5
This film had the potential, but it needed both sharper direction and dancing, to maximize it. Go to Full Review
J Hurtado ScreenAnarchy 11/06/2017
ABCD is a lot of fun and a dance film that could reach beyond India given the right push. Go to Full Review
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Calvin O 08/26/2024 This was awesome dance Hindi competition movie ever 👍😊 See more 06/10/2022 Good attempt to bring the dance genre into Hindi films. See more r 9 11/17/2020 Cool title, but that's as good as 'ABCD' gets. It's very much dance routine first, film second. They really do disregard any attempt at a proper premise, instead putting full focus on dance. In fairness, that's all the majority who choose to watch this will likely want. Still, they could've tried harder with the plot; which hits almost every cliché/trope imaginable. This might've made for a fun/silly 90 minute production, but at 136 minutes it's a very long watch - it proper dragged, for me anyway. I was OK with events until the ending, which is awful from a story point of view. That's unfortunate, as it is actually set up well with a hearty event - the performance for which is nice, but it quickly loses any momentum that it created from it. Prabhu Deva (Vishnu), while likeable, isn't lead-worthy in my opinion - he doesn't bring anything memorable or noteworthy to the role. Ganesh Acharya is alright to watch, he brings the amusement as Gopi. None of the dancers stand out, away from their dancing anyway. A disappointment in many ways for me, though you may like this if you're in search of a film filled to the absolute brim with dance. See more 02/13/2016 One of the first decent dance movies made in Bollywood. Prabhu Deva is not a great actor but an amazing dancer. Ganesh Acharya overacts and his voice dubbing is horrible. Some of the dancers were brilliant, especially Dharmesh Yelende and Lauren Gottlieb. See more 09/06/2015 nice movie... dance superb!!! See more 07/04/2015 Just for dance lovers To begin I would like to appreciate Remo for his effort and bringing the Bollywood audience something new. I know this is much like the Hollywood "Step Up" flicks of which I am not much of a fan and I don't think I am fan of this one either. The only thing enjoyable here are the dance sequences and music, minus that we have a fill of poor acting, screenplay and dialogues. The story clichéd and predictable. The cheap 3D usage with all those pointing sticks and pipes was evident even if I saw it in 2D. Overall, if you ignore the elements of good film and just focus on the dancing you will have a good time. I mean, even I enjoyed watching the Prabhudeva light up the screen with his wacky moves! and Remo's choreography is always fantastic. Still, I cannot say ABCD is a good film. RATING: [2/5] See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis After Vishnu is thrown out of his swank dance academy by his manipulative business partner, he considers giving up dancing. He sees a disparate group of street dancers and comes to a decision -- he will turn the dancers into India's best dance squad.
Director
Remo D'Souza
Producer
Siddharth Roy Kapur
Screenwriter
Tushar Hiranandani
Production Co
UTV Spotboy
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Hindi
Release Date (Streaming)
Mar 11, 2017
Box Office (Gross USA)
$221.9K
Runtime
3h 30m