AI gives a Hollywood twist to Amitabh Bachchan and Dharmendra starrer Sholay and we are loving it

Amitabh Bachchan and Dharmedra starrer Sholay stands to one of the most loved entertainers even today. The film released in 1975 has got itself etched in the hearts of netizens for its mind-blowing story. Not to forget the stunning cast.

From the very famous dialogues like ‘Kitne aadmi the’ to ‘Basanti, Inn kutton ke saamne mat naachna’, there are many dialogues that have a place in our memories even today. Well, have you ever thought if the film and its characters had a Hollywood version! No, right! But but but, we do have it now, not the whole film but thanks to Artificial Intelligence giving out creativity to iconic characters from Sholay.

AI generated Hollywood version of Sholay

Indian film director Ram Gopal Varma took to his Twitter and dropped a video that stands AI generated. It delivers a Hollywood twist to the characters of Sholay. The video entails snippets from the film with a few renowned Hollywood actors. Well, the video was also dropped on Instagram by a user and needless to say, it has left everyone surprised.

The director, in the post wrote, “What if Robert de Niro played Amitabh Bachchan , Al Pacino played Dharmendra , Julia roberts played Hema Malini , Kevin spacey played Sanjeev kumar and Jack Nicholson played Gabbar in SHOLAY ??? ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE is just KILLING it (folded hands emoji)”

The AI generated Hollywood version of Sholay consists Robert De Niro as Jai, Al Pacino as Veeru, Julia Roberts as Basanti, Jack Nicholson as Gabbar Singh, and Kevin Spacey as Thakur

Check it out!

What if Robert de Niro played Amitabh Bachchan , Al Pacino played Dharmendra , Julia roberts played Hema Malini , Kevin spacey played Sanjeev kumar and Jack Nicholson played Gabbar in SHOLAY ??? ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE is just KILLING it ? pic.twitter.com/LmeA4aWmyQ

— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) July 20, 2023

Directed by Ramesh Sippy, Sholay still stands to be one of most appreciated and loved cult-classics in the Indian Cinema. The memories of witty dialogues written by Salim-Javed still stands fresh when spoken about Sholay.

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