This affects Suresh the most as his mother was an illustrious dancer, who "died with her ghungroos on".Īnd so Varun Dhawan gets to do an 'emotionally charged' dance number with his mother's image in the background. We trail the journey of a dancer Suresh (Varun Dhawan) and his team who have recently been humiliated off a reality show for plagiarism. We had headlined the ABCD review as 'An Ode to Dance'. Here you have a stale story, the hero taking centre-stage over everything else, and dancing that misses verve and soul. The second installment crushes exactly what worked for the first one - a fresh story and approach, soulful dancing, relatively unknown dancers who played the central parts, and NO STARS. 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it.' This phrase comes to mind as you see this much-awaited sequel to 2013's ABCD ( Any Body Can Dance).
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