Time to Dance

When a ballroom dancer’s shot at a crucial tournament is jeopardized, a street dancer must face his own painful past and step up as her new partner.

Cast

Sooraj Pancholi

as

Isabelle Kaif

as

Sammy Jonas Heaney

as

Waluscha D'Souza

as

Rajpal Yadav

as

Saqib Saleem

as

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