The trend of Bollywood fans has increased more towards South Cinema for the last few years, keeping in mind which the makers of Hindi cinema started making a Hindi remake of South films. Of these, films like Kabir Singh, Ghajini, Singham ruled the box office, while the Hindi remake of South’s film ‘Thery’ could not get the love of the audience. In such a situation, let us know what effect the Hindi remake of South Hits has on Bollywood.
Fans of Bollywood films have also become accustomed to South films. Why not? For the last several years in Bollywood, South’s films are being remarked indiscriminately. In such a situation, the question arises whether Bollywood has a good script or lack of content or has the audience disillusioned with Bollywood? Why is there a need to give South Touch to Bollywood films? Where did this trend come from and is it a threat to Bollywood’s existence? On this subject, we talked to the film Critics Vinod Anupam, let’s know what he has to say.
Is South film Remax a trend?
Vinod Anupam says that the remake has already been happening but its lope was started with Aamir Khan’s Ghazni (2008) and Salman Khan’s film ‘Wanted’ (2009). These films were super hit at the box office, due to which there was a big change in Hindi cinema that South films started removing here. After this, films like Bhool Bhulaiya, Drishyam, Singham and Kabir Singh came and did wonders at the box office. But then a few years later, the audience felt that when he wanted to see the stories of South, then why not see it in the atmosphere of South itself? Why do we see the stories there in the background here, after which gradually the popularity of the remake started to decrease and the new concept started, which is ‘Pan Indian films’.
South remake not ‘Pan Indian films’
Vinod Anupam further said, the trend of South remake has been for a few years, but now in recent years when the South Industry saw that his films were remake in Hindi, he started a ‘Pan Indian’ cessation, in which he started dubbing his own films in Hindi. After which films like Bahubali, Kantara, Pushpa came.
Is this a threat to the existence of Bollywood?
Vinod Anupam believes that the matter of remake of Hindi cinema is the difficulty with him that ‘it spends everything, does not spend on stories’. Script writers are still humor for this.
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Bollywood has now ended creativity?
Vinod Anupam said, ‘Absolutely, now Karan Johar is releasing’ Bahubali ‘, so all the production houses here are associated with all South films. Obviously, the Bollywood industry is not able to find its story. However, whenever Hindi cinema has brought its story like a chhava, the woman has gone.
What are the copy paste?
Vinod Anupam says that Hindi cinema is still not alert to find his stories and till it does not happen, the problem will remain for Hindi cinema and this copy-paste will continue. Just as Varun Dhawan’s film ‘Baby John’ released last year, which is a Hindi remake of South Superstar Vijay’s superhit film ‘Thei’. The film flopped at the box office because the audience did not see something new and different things in it, just the star cast had changed and the film was ready.
Read the list of Hindi remakes of South Hits here-
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