Mumbai (Maharashtra), India, March 20 (ANI): Director Hansal Mehta most renowned for establishing projects Like Shahid and Scam 1992, this new adaptation of the Sri Lankan comedy is ready to captivate the Indian audience. Tentigo '
" Tentigo Sri Lankan theaters welcomed the film on March 14. Additionally, the Tamil-language version of the movie titled 'Perusu,' helmed by director Ram, made its debut in Indian cinemas on the same day, according to Variety.
The adaptation in Hindi signifies Mukesh Chhabra's debut as a producer, where he showcases his prowess as a celebrated casting director. Tentigo Producer Hiranya Perera has joined as an associated producer. True Story Films will collaborate with the indie heavyweight Crawling Angel Films, where Sanjay Gulati and Neeraj Pandey will co-produce the Hindi adaptation.
" Tentigo It first achieved global attention after debuting at the 2023 Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, where it was honored with the special jury award.
Although information about the director and cast is still under wraps, the producers have assured that they will assemble a team of talented individuals to elevate the project, as reported by Variety.
“I generally dislike remakes, but this one really got me intrigued,” stated Mehta. “As soon as I laid eyes on ‘ Tentigo I couldn’t help but laugh. The narrative was biting, disrespectful even, yet profoundly touching—a tale that lingers in your mind long after reading it. I am confident that this adaptation will strike a chord with viewers all over India.”
Chhabra, who has been collaborating with Mehta as a casting director since their work together at the Toronto screening of "Shahid," stated, "Producing alongside him seems like a seamless continuation of what we have developed through our longstanding partnership—I am thrilled for this fresh phase in my professional journey."
Sanjay Gulati from Crawling Angel Films, recognized for hits such as the Sundance-winning "Girls Will Be Girls," along with "Once Again" and "Nimtoh," commented, "In the past decade, numerous films I’ve worked on had their first showing at film festivals; however, they frequently stayed under the radar." Tentigo As a comedy, it transcends the conventional 'festival film' categorization. By adapting it this way, my intention is to move beyond these limitations, focusing instead on connecting with a broader viewership." (ANI)
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