With Vishnuvardharan’s Ajith starred Billa hitting the bull’s eye, it would very well open the floodgates for others to follow and remake some of the classics of Tamil cinema.
Let us also assure you that it’s not going to be easy. Remaking these yesteryear super hits can be like playing with fire, a good example would be Ramgopal Verma’s Aag, which bit the dust in comparison to its legendary original.
While, some people would argue that leaving these classics untouched would be the best thing to do, well, what is the thrill in being safe?
Ajith and Vijay in Agni Nakshatram
This is a big one. One that will make everyone jumps out of their seats!
Eighteen years back, Prabhu as Gautham and Karthik as Ashok set the screen on fire with their histrionics. Die hard Tamil Cinema fans and lunatic thinkers that we are at Behindwoods, we would give our left hands if the sparks can be rekindled again with two of the biggest Superstars of recent times, Ajith and Vijay.
Ajith as Gautham and Vijay as Ashok would set the cash registers ringing, only if the original is remade by the Master, Mani Ratnam himself. Music has to be A.R.Rahman. Did someone else cross your mind?
Ajith in Sigappu Rojakkal
Psycho thrillers are a rare species in Tamil cinema. There has been no match to Sigappu Rojakkal, directed by Bharatiraja yet. There was not a single soul who was left undaunted after watching the movie for Kamal’s eerie portrayal of the psychic character.
Ajith – who has touched a similar kind of role in Vali – will be a suitable match for the remake of Sigappu Rojakkal.
We leave the direction part to Gautham and the music scene to Harris Jayaraj, whose combination proved time and again that reiterating hits is no tough task.
Vijay and Maddy in Naan Sivappu Manithan
Naan Sivappu Manithan directed by S.A. Chandrasekhar with superstar Rajini in the lead, rewrote box office history for its fast paced screenplay and the ensemble star cast. If you might recollect, Bhagyaraj graced the movie with a cameo role.
We concur that Vijay would fit into Rajini’s part perfectly.
We confer Bhagyaraj’s role on Madhavan and suggest the role to be a bit serious sans the comic element the original one had. Director’s cap? We give it to Murugadoss.
Surya in Thillu Mullu
Thillu Mullu – the evergreen comedy of all times to tickle your senses could be one of the most challenging ones to remake. Rajini proved that he could be a safe bet for comedy as well with this movie directed by Balachander – the badshah of storytelling.
Rajini’s role could be handed down to Surya who proved his comic element with Pithamagan, Mayavi and Peralagan.
Asin could do the role of Madhavi. Yuvan Shankar Raja’s contemporary music would do wonders for Thillu Mullu. Why not a couple of remix songs from the original movie too?
No one better than the Guru, Balachander himself to direct the movie.
Vikram in Nayagan
The trendsetter movie of Tamil cinema Nayagan would be a real big one to remake. Kamal’s portrayal of Velunayakkar in the real life drama was breathtaking in the movie directed by Maniratnam. An intimidating task indeed, our choice to fill the shoes of Kamal for the role would be Vikram. While Sneha will fit the bill perfectly for Saranya’s character, Pasupathi can don the role of Janagaraj.
The director and musician’s role will – without any doubt – be reserved to Maniratnam and Rahman respectively.
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