Indian film-maker have already made Hollywood films and remaking them in various Indian languages. But, to my surprise, a Hollywood studio is keen on remaking a Hindi film, after acquiring its legitimate remaking rights from its producers. The film in question is the just-released ‘13B’.
Confirms Jawahar Sharma, COO - International Film Business, Big Pictures, "The studios in West are recognizing the enormous talent in India, especially young film-makers and writers. There's tremendous pool of talent that needs to be tapped. The subject of ‘13B’ is such, it can easily crossover to the Western audiences, if made in international languages."
A leading studio has evinced keen interest in the script of ‘13B’. "No, they haven't watched the film yet. I presume, they must've gone through the synopsis and found it interesting," Jawahar continues, "See, horror films made in Japan and Korea have already got international recognition. They [the studio] feel that 13B also has the potential to strike a chord with Western audiences."
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