"Any Body Can Dance 2", directed by Remo D'Souza, has had a fantastic opening weekend at the box-office earning more than Rs.60 crore at the domestic box-office already and the delighted director plans to prolong the franchise.
Five days after the release, D'Souza, interacting with the media, said: "Currently I'm just enjoying the success of ABCD 2 and I want to stay in this feeling for some days."
"The more fans shower me with love, the more I'll feel accepted and supported. And if that happens, I'll definitely make more movies in this franchise... ABCD 3 and 4 will be made."
Though some critics have pointed out faults in the script of the film, there haven't been any questions about the picturization of the dance sequences which have enthralled especially the kids and the youth.
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