Choreographer turned filmmaker Remo D'Souza's upcoming directorial film 'ABCD - Anybody Can Dance' has stirred a lot of interest amongst the audiences already. The film which is India's first dance movie to be made in 3D, showcases the journey of aspiring dancers in an unfair world.

Slated to release on February 8, Remo confesses that the film was not an easy task to accomplish but he knew what he was doing. "The film is about something that I love – dance, so no matter how difficult it was, I am satisfied with what I have in hand," said Remo.

The film stars National Award winner Prabhu Deva as the lead protagonist. Remo confesses that the film has traces of his life as well. "I wanted Prabhu to do the film and when he agreed to do it, my happiness knew no bounds and as for the film is concerned you cannot call it completely autobiographical. But it has a few incidents from my life as well," added Remo.

Explaining the film in a gist, he exclaimed that it is an emotional flick which focuses on the struggles of the dancers, their friendship, love and fights.