Producer and Allu Arjun’s father Allu Aravind says “The trend of remakes is going to DIE”; notes that Drishyam 2 was an exception; also adds “Animal has been seen by every person of every language though it is made in Hindi

Probably the greatest hits of Bollywood over the most recent twenty years have been revamps of South movies. Of late, this pattern has gotten hammered as the South movies had a Dish India discharge in films. Regardless of whether that occur, the South blockbusters are named in Hindi and are generally consumed on satellite and computerized. Consequently, the revamps track down restricted takers. Allu Aravind, perhaps of the greatest maker in Telugu film and furthermore the dad of hotshot Allu Arjun, talked on this perspective with Noontime proofreader Mayank Shekhar during the South India Film Celebration held recently in Spring in Hyderabad.

Allu Aravind started by giving a title commendable proclamation, "The pattern of changes will bite the dust!" He proceeded, "I, myself, have made many revamps. I'm not peering downward on them. However, the business is not any more reasonable thanks to Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Aha and numerous other OTT stages."

Aravind made sense of his point with a model, "Assume I have watched a Malayalam film and I need to redo it in Telugu. Yet, that Malayalam film is on OTT and has become very well known. A specific class of individuals has seen it as of now and are in any event, prescribing it to their companions. That's what I feel assuming I redo it, it won't be generally welcomed and it'll be promptly contrasted with the first film. Yet, when the past movie of a similar chief had been delivered, these things were not that (normal)."

Allu Aravind referenced the Ranbir Kapoor-starrer Creature (2023) which was delivered in Hindi as well as in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada. He commented, "Creature has been seen by each individual of each and every language however it is made in Hindi. Thus, the business justification for changes is descending definitely. As it were, it's benefit. The first movies will currently have a superior spot."

As of now, Mayank Shekhar noticed that Ajay Devgn-starrer Drishyam 2 (2022) was a gigantic blockbuster however the first Malayalam rendition was accessible on Amazon Prime Video. Allu Aravind basically grinned and answered, "Everything has an exemption."