Q. A film centred around dance.... Were you surprised director Remo D'Souza considered you for Be Happy?
Not at all. I love dancing. I did a film called Naach (2004). When Remo came—I have worked with him [as choreographer] several times and seen the films he’s directed—I was excited to see what he’d offer me in terms of a story. Unfortunately, the role didn’t demand that much dancing! I hope he’ll give me the opportunity to dance for him in a dance film. Maybe if he did ABCD again? I’d audition for it.
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