Sooraj Pancholi, who was last seen with Athiya Shetty in Hero is all set for his 2nd Bollywood film titled Time To Dance. The actor has found his leading lady in Katrina Kaif’s sister Isabelle.
Isabelle made her first public appearance with her sister at Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma’s reception in Mumbai. From then everyone has been waiting to see her in films like her sister!
According to early reports, Isabelle was all set to make her Bollywood debut with Salman Khan produced film Loveratri opposite, Ayush Sharma but now she will be seen with Sooraj and the film will go on the floors in the second week of April in London. She will be essaying the role of a competitive ballroom and Latin dancer whereas Sooraj will be seen as a street dancer who knows in Salsa, Zumba, and Bachata styles.
“The film has been in the pipeline for more than a year and it is finally taking off. Isabelle and Sooraj have been practicing for their turns as it will test their dancing skills in different forms, from Salsa to Paso Doble,” a source told Mumbai Mirror.
“I can’t wait to start work on my first Hindi film. We will be in London for around 50 days and will shoot in a start-to-finish schedule,” Isabelle added.
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Bhushan Kumar, who is co-producing the film with Remo D’Souza stated, “This is the first time a Hindi film will showcase so many dance forms. Stanley has been working rigorously with Isabelle and Sooraj for the last two months. We are looking at releasing the film in the last quarter of 2018.”
Director Stanley D’costa reveals, “The dance forms are not easy to pick up but Sooraj and Isabelle have made immense progress. They look fabulous together in a dance film with a love story woven into it.”
Sooraj has been training to learn the different forms of ballroom dance styles like Waltz, Tango, Viennese Waltz, Foxtrot, Quickstep and Latin dance forms like Cha Cha, Samba, Rumba, Paso Doble and Jive.
He said, “I have fallen sick after training for 10-12 hours every day but now my body is getting used to it. It has been around three months since Isabelle and I started training for the film. It feels like going back to school.”