After 'Mr India' row, Pooja Bhatt reacts to 'Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahin' remake announcement

Remakes have been a constant feature of Bollywood films. Be it a South film remake Kabir Singh turning out to be a blockbuster, a remake of yesteryear classic Pati Patni Aur Woh tasting success or Hollywood classic Forrest Gump being apted by Aamir Khan — aptations have been common in film industry. However, when a much-loved film is apted, fans and even those associated with original often express ir disapproval.

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Recently, news of Anil Kapoor’s Mr India being recreated into a franchise h created a row, t just among fans, but also among celebrities with director Shekhar Kapur and Sonam K Ahuja reacting to it. And with plans afoot to take Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin forward, it seems similar reactions could be on cards.

le actress of film, Pooja Bhatt did t seem too pleased with idea, if her reaction to a netizen has anything to go by. A Twitter user wrote that romantic film, also starring Aamir Khan, defined childhood for many of 90's kids, and that ir ‘dil sach mein nahi maanta’ (hearts did t agree) for film to be touched for any remake, reboot or sequel without le pair and Anupam Kher.   

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Zakhm star agreed to point and posted that it was definitely t a great idea without director Mahesh Bhatt.

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Bhushan Kumar on Friday h anunced that he h plans to take forward Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin, and Aashiqui, which has alrey been recreated once. T-Series chief was quoted as saying that his family's productions were big hits in that era and it was a great responsibility for him to take forward his far Gulshan Kumar’s legacy.

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Previously, news of Mr India being picked up by Sultan director Ali Abbas Zafar for a new franchise h received strong responses from Shekhar Kapur and Sonam K Ahuja. While director was unhappy about t being consulted for it, lamenting lack of rights for a filmmaker and even contemplating legal action, Sonam h termed it ‘disrespectful’ that her far was t informed about it, with classic being a part of his legacy.

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