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Tadap: Milan Luthria says they made some changes for the pan Indian audience but the core remains intact

The dark and intense love story and the official remake of the Telugu movie RX100 stars Ahan Shetty and Tara Sutaria

Tadap: Milan Luthria says they made some changes for the pan Indian audience but the core remains intact
Milan Luthria

Last Updated: 10.20 PM, Nov 18, 2021

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With the Ahan Shetty and Tara Sutaria starrer Tadap blocked for a release during the month of Christmas, fans are quenching their thirst for the movie by listening to its soulful musical tracks and intense trailer. Meanwhile, its director Milan Luthria gives us an insight into how exactly the passionate love story was made.

According to a PTI report, the director made sure to keep the core element of the Telugu original version, RX100 untouched and only made certain changes to make it a fit for the pan Indian audience. He mentioned that Tadap has been revamped in terms of costumes, locations and other elements, but the major essence of the movie remains the same. “Once we were done with the screenplay and dialogues, it looked like a nice, good adaptation, not trying to be over smart with it,” said Milan Luthria. He also mentioned that he connected with the Kartikeya Gummakonda and Payal Rajput starrer and hence, went ahead to remake it.

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Tadap marks the official Hindi adaptation of the 2018 Telugu romantic thriller RX100 which earlier opened to favourable reviews. Its story was based on the true-life character portrayed by Kartikeya in the movie which took place in a rural village of Andhra Pradesh.

Tadap also marks the launch of debutant actor and son of Suniel Shetty, Ahan Shetty in Bollywood, whose performance was much appreciated by Milan Luthria in the movie. Calling him a ‘gifted actor’, he lauded the actor for bringing out the emotions and intensity of his character remarkably in the dark and passionate love story.

Don’t forget to catch the theatrical release of Tadap on big screens on December 3 and let us know your views.

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