Bollywood Movie Review:Let’s Dance !!

Bollywood Movie Review:Let's Dance

Director: Aarif Sheikh
Producer: Arvind Patel , Divya Patel , Taufeeq Baraskar
Written by: Mauzzam Baig , Sibtain Shahidi
Cast: Gayatri Patel, Aquib Afzal, Anjan Shrivastava, Sugandha Garg, Asif Basra

Story:Suhani (Gayatri Patel) is a passionate young dancer, who has dreamt of being a star for her entire life. She lives with her best friend Anoushka (Sugandha Garg) and teaches dance at a rented hall owned by Sharmaji (Anjan Srivastav). Meanwhile, fourteen year old street kid Aftab (Abhaas Yadav), also a gifted dancer, has never dreamt of being anything in life. While Suhani can see nothing beyond starring in a music video, Aftab cannot see beyond spending his life on the mean streets of Mumbai with a gang of kids, including his brother Ali (Nikuunj Padaya) and closest friend Kallu (Paras Arora). Suhani is moved by the talent these street kids possess and wants the world to give them their due.

Enter Neil (Ajay Chaudhary), who not only falls head-over-heels in love with Suhani but also decides to help her realise her dreams of becoming a dancing star. The only thing that's stopping Neil from winning her love is popular video director Rehaan Jones aka RJ, who is more determined to make Suhani the next superstar.

Synopsis:Lets Dance is the film about a girl who gives direction in life to a group of street kids. Young and peppy, she is a dancer who runs her own dance school and plays the catalyst in the story. She comes in contact with a bunch of street kids and hence begins a journey that is full of life, drama, fun and fresh sparkle. It has dreams and the grit to believe in them. It carries an underlying sense of social obligation but the story is treated with youthful appeal and feel good factor. In this journey, she is accompanied by friends, but eventually the journey is her to make. Will she be able to catch the glimmer of light and change it into sunshine? Will this sunshine be hers to savour or she will shower it around for all to grab?