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Remo D''Souza puts his film on hold for ''Dance Plus 4''

MUMBAI: Filmmaker Remo DSouza says he has postponed his film project for upcoming dance reality show Dance Plus 4

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Updated At : 04:18 PM Sep 26, 2018 IST

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Judges Remo D''Souza and Shakti Mohan. From the Twitter page of Remo D''souza — @remodsouza.

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Mumbai, September 26

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Filmmaker Remo D'Souza says he has postponed his film project for upcoming dance reality show "Dance Plus 4".

D'Souza will be seen judging the Star Plus show.

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"I have kept my projects on hold and will begin shooting in January for my movie since 'Dance PLus' came along," D'Souza said in a statement.

Comedienne Sugandha Mishra will be seen hosting the show along with Raghav Juyal. It will go on air on October 6. — IANS.

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