War 2: Hrithik Roshan-Jr NTR Dance Sequence Hides Major Plot Details? Security Beefed Up At YRF Ahead Of Shoot

War 2 Dance Sequence: War 2 has been under the limelight ever since it was announced proving an ensemble cast and a sequel to an already hit movie needs no creation of artficial buzz. Amid all the hype, there are several reports claiming that the leads of the actioner, Hrithik Roshan, who won the hearts of audience with his portrayal as RAW agent Kabir Dhaliwal in the War, and Jr NTR, who is set to play an antagonist in the film, will be engaged in a dance sequence. Not only that, Yash Raj Film has beefed up the security of the location where the shooting will take place. But why so? Does that dance sequence hides major plot details? Let's find out!

Hrithik Roshan-Jr NTR Dance Sequence Hides Major Plot Details?

The highly anticipated dance sequence will take place at Yash Raj Studios in Andheri, Mumbai. The dance sequence wil also feature Kiara Advani, who has recently announced her pregnancy with husband Sidharth Malhotra. According to the reports by Mid-day, the dance battle will transition into a climax flight for which the actors went through 15 days of rehearsals to portray their rivalry on-screen.

The source of the portal quoted, "In the sequence, Hrithik, who reprises his role of R&AW agent Kabir Dhaliwal, makes his way to the hideout of the antagonist, portrayed by Jr NTR. What follows is an electrifying dance battle that segues into the climactic fight set-piece."

The production house has also ensured strict security to maintain the secrecy on the plot, "Knowing that the track will arouse curiosity among fans and the media, Adi has beefed up the security at the location. Phones are not allowed on the set, in a bid to ensure that pictures from the shoot don't get leaked online. Each unit member has been given a badge to avoid a security breach," it added.

The dance sequence will be choreographed by Boso-Martis while it will be directed by Ayan Mukerji featuring other 500 dancers. It is expected to be wrapped up by March 10.