The beginning of 2020 is on and a second big release of the year is all geared up under the direction of Remo D’Souza. Of course, the first one, ‘Tanhaji’ is creating wonders in theatres which is set to go past the 200 crores mark.
As you know yet another film which should cross at least 100 crores at the box office is Street Dancer 3D. And some might also call it ABCD 3, because it does exist on the same line with Remo D’ Souza directing Shraddha Kapoor, Varun Dhawan and Prabhudeva again after ABCD 2; whereas Nora Fatehi is the latest attraction to this squad with her killer moves on the loose!
It’s time to get ready to shake a leg to the tune of street dancing with our favourite on-screen dancers as they are back to showcase their breathtaking dance par excellence. The trios Shraddha Kapoor, Varun Dhawan and Prabhu Deva have come up with the new plot, this time which is set against the arch-enemies.
Street Dancer is a dance epic based on a wide range of colors of dance and the unity that will take place between two different cliques coming together for a single cause. Set in London, the movie is about a long-standing rival dance groups from India and Pakistan, who’ve been desperately competing against one another every time they encounter, be it at a cafe or at an underground street skirmish, until they eventually realize that they stem from the same roots and have a common mission to stand for their people from the Asian subcontinent. Followed by the backdrop of a global dance competition, this movie will sketch how these underdogs stand strong against all odds in a bid to make their dreams come true.
In this movie, Arch rivals Inayat (Shraddha Kapoor) and Sahej (Varun Dhawan) are the captains of two dance groups– Rule Breakers and Street Dancers, respectively. In order to prove their supremacy, both the gangs lock horns in a stiff dance competition with very touching consequences that bridges their unity and much more!
Book your tickets at your nearest Rajhans Cinemas and gear up for some outstanding dancing saga.