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Simulating the coupled dynamics between rigid body and two-phase fluids, especially those with a large density ratio and a high Reynolds number, is computationally demanding but visually compelling with a broad range of applications. Traditional approaches that solve Navier-Stokes equations directly often struggle to reproduce these flow phenomena due to stronger numerical diffusion, leading to lower accuracy. While recent advancements in kinetic lattice Boltzmann methods for two-phase flows have notably enhanced efficiency and accuracy, challenges remain in correctly managing fluid-rigid boundaries, resulting in physically inconsistent results. In this paper, we propose a novel kinetic framework for fluid-rigid interaction involving two fluid phases. Our approach leverages the idea of an overset grid, and propose a novel formulation in two-phase flow context with multiple improvements to handle complex scenarios and support moving multi-resolution domains with boundary layer control. These new contributions successfully resolve many issues inherent in previous methods and enable physically more consistent simulations of two-phase flow phenomena. We have conducted both quantitative and qualitative evaluations, compared our method to previous techniques, and validated its physical consistency through real-world experiments. Additionally, we demonstrate the versatility of our method across various scenarios