Malayalam
movie
industry
has
always
been
an
inspiration
for
the
other
language
movies
of
the
country
and
world.
Our
industry
can
proudly
own
the
credits
of
the
great
success
of
some
highly
popular
other
language
movies.
Most
of
the
Malayalam
blockbusters
from
last
few
decades
have
been
remade
into
the
other
popular
industries
like
Tamil,
Telugu,
and
Bollywood.
But,
it
is
a
fact
that
most
of
the
remakes
have
never
managed
to
meet
the
perfection
of
the
originals;
even
though
they
earn
much
bigger
commercial
success.
But
there
are
some
remakes,
which
earned
immense
popularity
and
appreciation
than
the
originals.
It
usually
happens
with
the
Bollywood
remakes,
where
both
the
budget
and
the
market
are
on
a
much
larger
scale.
Priyadarshan
is
one
of
the
most
popular
directors
of
M'town
who
made
his
own
place
in
Bollywood,
with
some
brilliantly
crafted
remakes
of
popular
Malayalam
movies.
The
director
was
harshly
criticized
by
his
fans
and
critics,
for
the
excessive
number
of
remakes
in
his
career.
Siddique,
the
hitmaker
of
M'town
has
also
made
his
Bollywood
debut
with
the
remake
of
his
Malayalam
blockbuster
Bodyguard.
The
movie
broke
all
the
collection
records
and
emerged
as
the
highest
grossing
film
of
2011.
Manichitrathazhu,
the
Fazil
directed
cult-classic
movie
is
the
most
remade
movie
of
M'town.
The
movie
was
remade
into
5
languages,
including
Tamil,
Telugu,
Kannada,
Bengali
and
Hindi.
The
recent
blockbuster
Drishyam
has
already
been
remade
into
4
languages.
Check
out
the
10
most
popular
Malayalam
movies
which
were
remade
to
other
languages...
Manichitrathazhu
The
movie
which
was
remade
into
the
highest
number
of
languages.
It
was
remade
in
Tamil,
Kannada,
Telugu,
Bengali
and
Hindi.
None
of
the
remakes
managed
to
beat
the
original.
Drishyam
Being
one
of
the
highest
grossers
of
M'town,
Drishyam is
the
only
movie
which
owns
the
privilege
to
be
remade
in
4
languages
within
such
a
short
period.
Papanasam,
the
Tamil
remake
is
running
successfully
at
theatres.
Bodyguard
The
Siddique
directed
movie
was
remade
into
Tamil,
Kannada,
Telugu
and
Hindi.
In
Hindi,
it
broke
all
the
collection
records
and
emerged
as
the
highest
grosser
of
2011.
Kadha
Parayumbol
The
blockbuster
movie
was
remade
into
Tamil
and
Hindi
with
Rajinikanth
and
Shahrukh
Khan
replacing
Mammootty
in
both
versions
respectively.
But
the
remakes
failed
to
make
a
mark.
Thenmavin
Kombathu
This
popular
movie
was
remade
into
Tamil
and
Hindi.
Muthu,
the
Tamil
remake
was
a
huge
commercial
success;
while
the
Hindi
remake
was
a
box
office
disaster.
Kireedam
The
cult
classic
movie
was
remade
into
Tamil
and
Kannada
in
the
same
name
and
in
Hindi
as
Garddish.
All
the
remake
versions
were
commercially
successful.
Niram
This
blockbuster
love
story
was
remade
into
Tamil,
Kannada
and
Hindi;
but
failed
to
impress
in
all
the
three
languages.
Meesa
Madhavan
The
blockbuster
family
entertainer
was
remade
into
Tamil,
Telugu
and
Kannada.
It
was
a
decent
success
in
Telugu;
but
failed
to
make
a
mark
in
Tamil
and
Kannada.
Traffic
Traffic,
the
path-breaking
movie
of
M'town,
was
remade
into
Tamil
and
Kannada;
but
went
totally
unnoticed.
It
has
been
simultaneously
made
in
Hindi
and
Bengali.
Bangalore
Days
The
movie,
which
has
emerged
as
one
of
the
highest
ever
grossers
of
Mollywood,
has
been
remade
into
Tamil
and
Telugu.
The
remakes
are
expected
to
repeat
the
success
of
the
original.