MUMBAI: There‘s something more about the releases of last week viz ABCD - Any Body Can Dance and Special26 -- one film is going to have a sequel and the other could be remade in several languages.

First let‘s talk of the sequel.

Buoyed by the positive response that ABCD - Any Body Can Dance has been receiving, producers UTV has roped in Remo D‘Souza once again to work on the sequel of the film.

Confirming the same, Remo said, "Though talks of the sequel were being heard in the corridors of filmdom for quite some time, it is now that UTV has whole-heartedly backed my vision. I‘m very much excited to have been offered two more films under the banner. One of them is the sequel of ABCD on which I‘m working on right now."

The film will retain the cast of ABCD with a few fresh additions.

Commented Disney UTV Studios managing director Siddharth Roy Kapur, "ABCD showcases Remo‘s ability to thrill and entertain his audience while at the same time he has sensitively handled emotion and drama. Having worked with a team of superb dancers, he has brought out the actor in each one of them. We‘re thrilled to be continuing our association with him."

For Special 26, filmmakers down south and the east have approached the makers of the film for the remaking rights in Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu and Bengali.