'Baby' Remake: Phantom Studios Leads the Charge
The project is currently in the process of finalizing its cast and crew, with writer Sai Rajesh having already completed the Hindi script adaptation.
After much speculation, it has been confirmed that the blockbuster Telugu film 'Baby' is set to be remade in Hindi. The discussions around the project have reached their final stages, and the production house behind this exciting development is none other than Madhu Mantena's Phantom Studios.
Mantena, known for his keen eye for successful regional films, will be co-producing the Hindi remake of 'Baby' in association with SKN and the reputed Geetha Arts production house. The project is currently in the process of finalizing its cast and crew, with writer Sai Rajesh having already completed the Hindi script adaptation.
While the official announcement is yet to be made, industry insiders suggest that the Hindi version of 'Baby' is expected to recreate the magic of the original, which was a massive hit among the youth. The film's relatable storyline and engaging performances made it a standout success in the Telugu film industry, and now Mantena and his team are aiming to replicate that triumph on the national stage.
With Phantom Studios, SKN, and Geetha Arts joining forces, the Hindi remake of 'Baby' is poised to be a high-profile production. Fans of the original are eagerly awaiting further details on the project, including the casting choices and the director who will helm this much-anticipated adaptation. As the anticipation builds, the industry is abuzz with the prospect of this blockbuster regional film finding a new lease of life in the Hindi-speaking market.