EXCLUSIVE: Did Anupam Kher Take A Dig At Aamir Khan’s Sitaare Zameen Par By Calling It A Remake? “Tanvi The Great Is A Fresh Concept”

Anupam Kher is an actor, director and producer who has mainly worked in Bollywood films. His career spans over 4 decades now. While promoting his directorial comeback with Tanvi the Great, the veteran sat for a candid chat with Bollywood Bubble. Anupam Kher revealed how different Tanvi the Great is from Aamir Khan’s Sitaare Zameen Par, and that it’s a pure, fresh concept, not a remake. Scroll below to read the snippets and watch the full interview.

Anupam Kher Says Tanvi The Great Is A Fresh Concept NOT Remake

When asked if the audience would love Tanvi The Great as much as Aamir Khan’s Sitaare Zameen Par, Anupam Kher said, “I’m sure it will be, it’s a great starter for our film. I genuinely feel that, because you want to believe there’s a section of people, a large section, who are open to this film and this kind of subject. Otherwise, it will hopefully help us. But when the audience goes to see a film, they see it as an individual film. They don’t think beyond that, it’s a pure, pure fresh concept. Sitaare is a beautiful film, and it’s done very well.”

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He added, “But at the end of the day, it’s a Spanish film, and they’ve adapted it very beautifully. But, and I’m not saying this with any sense of superiority- Tanvi is a completely different genre of film, where the canvas is huge, and the people are real. I think to achieve that, especially with such good sub-actors, is remarkable. The roles played by each actor are different, even though you have seen this before. The characters in the film are very believable, even though the actors are the same people who’ve been working for the last 35 to 40 years.”

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