Bollywood
filmmakers
have
developed
a
trend
of
remaking
hit
South
Indian
movies
in
Hindi
in
recent
years
and
several
remakes
have
worked
wonders
for
them
in
Bollywood,
which
has
encouraged
other
filmmakers
to
buy
the
rights
of
few
other
films
in
South.
Now,
Telugu
films
Arya,
Souryam
and
Don
Seenu
are
joining
the
league
of
such
films.
Producer
Kumar
Taurani
of
Tips
has
bought
rights
of
Arya,
Souryam
and
Don
Seenu
to
cash
on
their
Box
Office
success.
Talking
to
PTI,
the
producer
confirmed,
"We
have
bought
the
rights
of
three
films
'Souryam'
(2008),
'Don
Seenu'
(2010)
and
'Arya'
(2004).
All
these
movies
have
done
great
down
south
and
the
audience
had
loved
it.
Hence
we
thought
of
remaking
it
in
Hindi."
The
buzz
is
that
either
Saif
Ali
Khan
or
Akshay
Kumar
will
play
the
lead
in
the
remake
of
‘Don
Seenu.
Kumar
Taurani
said
that
he
wants
to
produce
five
films
a
year
and
at
least
one
of
them
will
be
a
remake.
The
Bollywood
producer
added,
"We
intend
to
produce
five
films
a
year.
Of
these
five
films
at
least
one
will
be
a
remake.
Apart
from
remakes
there
are
original
story
ideas
as
well."
The
MD
of
Tips
further
told,
"We
have
bought
rights
but
then
it
is
a
process...
we
need
to
have
the
right
writers,
director
and
then
comes
the
actor
and
actress.
It
will
take
some
time.
There
are
lots
of
things
that
we
are
working
on;
we
are
in
talks
with
people.
Hence
we
can't
reveal
much
until
and
unless
we
things
get
confirmed.
It's
a
combination
of
things."
However,
all
the
three
films
have
proved
successful
at
the
Box
Office.
Sukumar
directed
Arya
starring
Allu
Arjun
in
the
lead
was
dubbed
in
Malayalam
and
remade
into
Oriya,
Tamil
and
Bengali.
Director
J
Siva
Kumar's
Souryam
was
dubbed
in
Malayalam
and
remade
in
Kannada
and
Tamil.
Ravi
Teja
and
Shriya
Saran
starrer
Don
Seenu
was
dubbed
in
Hindi.