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Katrina Kaif, Varun Dhawan, Salman Khan and Jacqueline Fernandez to star in ABCD 3

Katrina Kaif and Varun Dhawan set to join Jacqueline Fernandez and Salman Khan in Remo Dsouza’s film ABCD 3. Confirming the news, a source close to the development said to a leading Indian entertainment portal, "So we will get to see Katrina Kaif play a Pakistani character yet again. Yes, we've learnt that Remo D'Souza's next film with Varun Dhawan will see the actress playing a Pakistani girl, while Judwaa heroine, Jacqueline Fernandez will play a British girl. The title of the film is ABCD 3."

Salman Khan will be essaying the role of a father in the film. The film is touted to be based on father-daughter relationship. A lot of dance is included in the film, for which Salman Khan would be rehearsing before commencing the shoot of the film.


Speaking about Salman Khan, Remo had earlier said, "It is a dance film and Salman has been training in different styles; all the dance forms will be a surprise for fans so I don't want to reveal them yet. I'm waiting for Salman to get done with the promotions of his next film. That's when I will know his dates and we will go on the floors accordingly."

He added, "I am pretty sure Salman can pull off anything. As a dancer, he always does exactly as he is told by the choreographer."

Earlier, Remo was asked whether the film is the third sequel of the movie ABCD, to which he had said, "I am planning for ABCD 3 around June next year. While we haven't chalked out the details yet, we might just go with the leads of ABCD 2, Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor."

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