UTV Motion Pictures has signed a two-film contract with Remo D'Souza and one of them could be a sequel to his just realsed 3D dance film "ABCD - Anybody Can Dance".

"UTV has whole-heartedly backed my vision of making India's first ever 3D dance film 'ABCD'. They were kicked about the project from the word go. I'm really happy I had them as my producer," Remo told.

"It's important for a producer to trust his director and his vision and UTV has done just that. I'm really excited that I have been offered two more films by UTV - one of which could be the sequel to ABCD. UTV and I have had a super journey and we are only strengthening our bond now," he added.

Siddharth Roy Kapur, managing director, Studios, Disney UTV, said: "Remo is of course a gifted choreographer..."

"We have had a wonderful experience with Remo on 'ABCD'. The film showcases his amazing ability to thrill and entertain his audience while at the same time to handle emotion and drama with sensitivity and depth," he added.

Released Friday, "ABCD" stars well-known choreographers like Prabhudheva, Ganesh Acharya and Terence Lewis. It has opened well.

"He has worked with a team of superb dancers and brought out the actor in each of them. To shoot a gruelling dance film at this massive scale in 3D is not an easy job, but Remo coupled his talent and ability with patience and perseverance to make a superb film. We're thrilled to be continuing our association with him, and here's to making many more great movies together!" said Kapoor.