It’s Time For Tamil Directors In Bollywood!
Blockbusters have already been created for bollywood by directors such as the great Rajamouli, Prashanth Neel, and Sukumar, however they are all simply dubbed films. None of these legends have ever helmed a hindi film. However, the new generation of telugu directors is also remakes their own films for bollywood, most of which were failures.
Other directors like Sailesh Kolani (HIT) and gautham Tinnanuri (Jersey) have struggled to replicate the enchantment in bollywood, with the exception of sandeep Reddy Vanga, who gave kabir singh in hindi the most passionate characterization compared to the original arjun Reddy. After Sandeep, it appears that Pushkar and Gayathri, the directors who are currently remaking their "Vikram Vedha" in bollywood, are relatively promising.
With hrithik roshan and saif ali khan reprising their roles as vijay sethupathi and R Madhavan, respectively, Pushkar and gayatri have remade the original "Vikram Vedha" in Hindi. Many believe that the movie will become a blockbuster because the trailer is so sophisticated, eerie, and dramatic compared to the original. And if the hindi picture "Jawan," directed by the young director Atlee, succeeds, none of these tamil makers will be able to turn back. It appears that young telugu directors may face stiff competition from their tamil counterparts, with the exception of renowned directors who produce films with budgets of 400 crores or more. So, if our directors want to produce blockbuster hindi films, they must pay closer attention.
Other directors like Sailesh Kolani (HIT) and gautham Tinnanuri (Jersey) have struggled to replicate the enchantment in bollywood, with the exception of sandeep Reddy Vanga, who gave kabir singh in hindi the most passionate characterization compared to the original arjun Reddy. After Sandeep, it appears that Pushkar and Gayathri, the directors who are currently remaking their "Vikram Vedha" in bollywood, are relatively promising.
With hrithik roshan and saif ali khan reprising their roles as vijay sethupathi and R Madhavan, respectively, Pushkar and gayatri have remade the original "Vikram Vedha" in Hindi. Many believe that the movie will become a blockbuster because the trailer is so sophisticated, eerie, and dramatic compared to the original. And if the hindi picture "Jawan," directed by the young director Atlee, succeeds, none of these tamil makers will be able to turn back. It appears that young telugu directors may face stiff competition from their tamil counterparts, with the exception of renowned directors who produce films with budgets of 400 crores or more. So, if our directors want to produce blockbuster hindi films, they must pay closer attention.