So what basically a dance movie means. Any movie that is based on a theme related to dance is called a dance movie. And we have seen some of the funniest dance movies but some which have been made brilliantly are the movie that we will discuss here. These movies basically will make a man/woman with two left feet start developing a feeling to dance and enjoy this life.
Dance movies mostly do not focus on a great story but they focus on the dance theme and filmmakers cast dancer mostly and not actors for such movies. Although this is just a myth but normally this happens. I have seen some breath-taking dance movie, so I share with you 10 best dance movie that I feel are really the best.
The list is not on a rank basis. It’s just a compilation of the best 10 dance movie and I have not ranked them. If you feel that there is a problem in my list. Please let me know in the comments section below.

1. “Dirty Dancing” (1987)

Plot Outline:
Spending the summer in a holiday camp with her family, Frances (‘Baby’) falls in love with the camp’s dancing teacher.

Director: Emile Ardolino
Writer: Eleanor Bergstein
Stars: Patrick Swayze, Jennifer Grey and Jerry Orbach

2. “Saturday Night Fever” (1977)

Plot Outline:
A Brooklyn youth feels his only chance to get somewhere is as the king of the disco floor.

Director: John Badham
Writers: Nik Cohn (magazine article “Tribal Rites of the New Saturday Night”), Norman Wexler (screenplay)
Stars: John Travolta, Karen Lynn Gorney and Barry Miller

Producers of the original blockbuster give the actor top priority over others clamouring to make the Hindi version of the same

While Bollywood's dream run at the box-office seems to be waning (hopefully temporarily till the promising Diwali releases), there's one South film that has been garnering enough eyeballs to make it a winner in the overseas market, too.

Mahesh Babu's Telugu film Dookudu has earned more than R 30 crore so far (collecting 82, 000 dollars at a multiplex in Virginia, US), making Brad Pitt's Moneyball the only movie to surpass it financially.

No wonder, then, the Salman Khan camp is abuzz with plans of remaking the movie in Hindi soon.

Kona Venkat, who worked on Ready in Telugu and Hindi, and is also associated with Anees Bazmee's No Entry sequel and Sohail Khan's Sher Khan, confirms the same. "Sreenu, who directed Ready in Telugu, is keen to remake Dookudu in Hindi with Salmanbhai.

In fact, the lead character's heroism suits Salman bhai perfectly. We won't need to make alterations for the Hindi version, " he says, adding that their entire team was aware that the Dabangg star would do the remake. "Even Mahesh Babu said that Salman bhai would be the best actor for the Hindi version, " he adds.

Interestingly, the Telugu Dookudu was written keeping Salman in mind. However, while the Mahesh Babu film cost R 35 crore to make, the budget set aside for the Bollywood version with the Bodyguard star is pegged at R 60 crore.

Police problem

There may be a problem though as the protagonist in the Telugu movie is a cop.

"Salman bhai isn't keen on another policeman role before the Dabangg sequel, " explains Venkat, informing that he is waiting for the actor, currently in Mumbai, to take a call after watching Dookudu.

He further states that if the producer and director decide to wait till Dabangg 2 is ready, then there should be no reason for Salman to decline the movie.

Ever since Mahesh Babu's film released, Bollywood producers and actors are vying for the remake rights, believed to be over R 3 crore. But till Salman makes his mind, everything on the remake has been put on hold.