Isabelle to debut with Aayush. What happened to 'Time To Dance'?

Isabelle Kaif, who was earlier set to make a splash in Hindi film industry with Sooraj Pancholi in 'Time To Dance', will now begin her journey with Aayush Sharma in his next 'Kwatha'.

Mumbai: Katrina Kaif's sister Isabelle is set to make her Bollywood debut with 'Kwatha', opposite Aayush Sharma. Aayush, who made his Bollywood debut last year with Salman Khan-produced 'LoveYatri', will be playing an army officer in the film.

Interestingly, Isabelle's film with Sooraj got wraped up last year and was announced to be releasing on November 29 this year. However, the official statment from 'Kwatha' makers claims that their film whcih is yet to go on floors will mark Kaif's debut in Bollywood.

Now the question is, what happen to 'Time To Dance'?

Well, according to reports the makers are not happy with the way songs of the dance drama have shaped up. The buzz suggest that since the dance is film's canvas the makers might get few sequences re-shot and that could have affected film's scheduled release.

For her freshly announced debut 'Kwatha', Isabelle has undergone training for four years at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in New York. She made her acting debut with 'Dr Cabbie', a Canadian film, which was co-produced by Salman.

'Kwatha', to be directed by Karan Lalit Butani, has been described as a human adventure based on true events of the Indian Army with a twist.

"We are excited to announce Aayush Sharma and Isabelle Kaif as the leads of 'Kwatha'. Kwatha is a village on the border of India and Mynamar. While it is based on true events, the plot is unconventional, which made actors like Aayush and Isabelle perfect for a film like this," Bhutani said in a statement.

Aayush recently underwent intensive preparation for the role, including working on his physique and his look. The leading pair is currently doing multiple reading sessions.

'Kwatha', presented by Purple Bull Entertainment and Cult Entertainment, will be produced by Sunil Jain, Omprakash Bhatt, Aditya Joshi , Alok Arbind Thakur and Sujay Shankarwar.

With inputs from PTI