The market of Bollywood is vast and this is one reason why most of the genres tend to reap profits even if they perform average. But to those films which are in demand, the collections are humongous. Right now, a new demand has begun in Bollywood and this is the demand for biopics.

In the last few years, films have come on the lives of Bhagat Singh, soldiers of Kargil war, Mangal Pandey and others. Now, the focus has shifted more towards sportspersons. ‘Bhaag Milkha Bhaag’ based on the life of Milkha Singh became a super hit. This was followed by ‘Mary Kom’ based on the boxer which scored success as well. 

In between, films like ‘Paan Singh Tomar’ ‘Bandit Queen’ also gained a lot of critical recognition. Now, many writers are exploring the lives of sportsmen, film celebrities and other noted personalities so that it can be made as a film. It remains to be seen how long this demand would sustain.

Sometime back ace producer BVSN Prasad’s son Baapineedu has met Bollywood’s Baadshah Shahrukh Khan and that image surfaced on social circuits immediately. This led to speculation that the producer of Pawan Kalyan’s industry hit ‘Attarintiki Daredi’ is buckling up his shoes to remake the flick in Hindi too. A lot is heard about the remake and finally time has come to clear the rust in ears. 

As Bollywood is running short of original blockbuster scripts these days, every super hit Telugu film is being looked as a potential project to get remade in the Hindi arena. Rumours are rife earlier that Trivikram is going to wield megaphone for his first Hindi flick ever with AD remake featuring Shahrukh Khan. However, the King Khan who is basking in the ‘commercial’ success of “Happy New Year” confirmed to a leading daily that he got no plans to remake the flick neither star in it when someone produces it.