After the OTT platforms became popular, the concept of remakes is becoming useless. The digital platforms are releasing the same content in multiple languages or providing subtitles which is making it easier for the audience to access movies or web series from different parts of the world. When people are watching movies from every region, the concept of remaking a film from one language to another serves no purpose.
But remakes are not completely vanished yet and a lot of Bollywood makers are remaking content from the South in the past couple of months. One such remake film is ‘Good Luck Jerry’ which will be streaming on Disney + Hotstar from July 29th. The theatrical trailer of this film came out a while ago. As many know, it is the Hindi version of Nayanthara’s super hit film ‘Kolammavu Kokila’ which released in 2018. Sridevi’s daughter and young actress Janhvi Kapoor is playing the lead in the Hindi version.
As we know, the story of this film revolves around a young girl entering the field of drug supply in order to gather money for her mother’s health care. While Nayanthara aced the role thanks to her immense experience, Janhvi tried her best in this full-length character. The entire movie is about her and the youngster did a commendable job despite some flaws in her acting at parts in the trailer. The supporting cast did their bit and trailer creates a positive impression on the film.
Siddharth Sengupta is the director while Pankaj Matta wrote the film. Deepak Dobriyal, Meeta Vashishtha, Neeraj Sood, and Sushant Singh portrayed key roles in this remake. Anand L Rai, Lyca Productions and Sundial films jointly produced this movie. Janhvi is aiming for a good hit from a long time and let us see if it happens or not.
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Sitara Entertainments Moves to Curb Manipulated Online Reviews for Anaganaga Oka Raju
Sitara Entertainments has taken a strong legal step to ensure fairness and transparency in online reviews and rankings for Anaganaga Oka Raju. The production house confirmed via social media that it has obtained court directions to regulate misleading, irrational, or coordinated digital activity that could skew public perception of the film.
Sitara emphasized that this move is not against genuine criticism but aims to protect the integrity of audience-driven evaluations. The court’s orders are expected to help digital platforms identify and manage abnormal patterns in reviews, ensuring responsible and accurate online engagement.
This action comes at a time when digital reviews significantly influence a film’s early reception. Industry experts see it as a timely intervention that balances freedom of expression with the need to prevent manipulation, including review bombing or artificial hype.
Sitara Entertainments reiterated that the ultimate focus remains on letting audiences judge the film based on authentic viewing experiences, safeguarding both viewers’ opinions and the credibility of the digital ecosystem.
