Karan Johar Brings Indian Remake Of French Sensation

In some exciting news for Indian cinema, renowned producers Guneet Monga Kapoor and Karan Johar are teaming up once again for a special project. They are all set to bring the heartwarming French film ‘Intouchables’ to the Indian audience. The original film, which was a massive success in France, tells the touching story of an aristocrat who hires a young man to be his caregiver after he becomes paralyzed from a paragliding accident.

The remake rights were first acquired by Indian Filmmakers almost a decade ago and the producers are determined to recreate the magic of the original while adding a unique Indian touch to the story. Their goal is to resonate with Indian audiences and create a film that captures the essence of the beloved French movie.

The collaboration between Guneet Monga Kapoor’s Sikhya Entertainment and Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions is part of a larger creative synergy announced earlier this year. Director Collin D’Cunha, known for his work on popular films like ‘Sanju,’ ‘Secret Superstar,’ and ‘PK,’ will be helming this project. He expressed his excitement about directing the adaptation, acknowledging the original film’s global impact and the honor of bringing this story to Indian viewers.

Karan Johar, sharing his enthusiasm, stated that working on ‘Intouchables’ is both a creative challenge and a thrilling opportunity. He emphasized their commitment to infusing the film with Indian cultural sensibilities while staying true to the essence of the original. Guneet Monga Kapoor echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the iconic status of ‘Intouchables’ and the excitement of introducing it to Indian audiences.

With their track record of successful collaborations, including acclaimed films like ‘The Lunchbox,’ the producers are gearing up to deliver a heartwarming and culturally resonant adaptation.

Indian cinema enthusiasts can look forward to this exciting adaptation, which promises to touch hearts and bring a unique blend of emotions to the big screen.