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Ronita TorcatoA little chit, a little chat, a little bit of this & that;meaning news, views & lotsa reviews from an independent journo based in Bombay aka Mumbai  MARATHI BLOCKBUSTER SAIRAT TO BE REMADE IN FIVE INDIAN LANGUAGESSairat, Nagraj Manjule's blockbuster Marathi language feature film will be remade in five Indian languages.This must be a record.At least, this film reviewer and filmfest attendee is not aware of any remakes in multiple languages. But then, I haven't consulted Prof.Google. Rockline Venkatesh will remake Sairat in four South Indian languages: Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada while White Hall and Zee Studios ( which is also moving into overseas distribution) will remake Sairat into Punjabi. Zee hopes to produce a Hindi reboot as well. The Kannada adaptation is already underway while the Punjabi remake, to be helmed by Pankaj Batra,wil kick off in December.
23.11.2016 | Ronita Torcato's blog Cat. : MARATHI FILM SAIRAT REMAKE LANGUAGES
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