Hollywood is going to be remake of this Bollywood film, and it is expected to make a huge money at the box office.

Ajay Devgan's cult franchise 'Drishyam' is destined to make a worldwide splash. Panorama Studios has partnered with Gulfstream Pictures and JOAT Films to produce a Bollywood feature in Hollywood.

After enormous success in the Indian and Chinese markets, the superhit franchise 'Drishyam' is about to be published abroad. Following the Korean adaptation of the film, the producers made a fresh decision. A Hollywood adaptation of Ajay Devgan's 'Drishyam' will be created. Following its success in Bollywood and the South, Ajay Devgan's superhit film 'Drishyam' is set to create a mark in the Hollywood film business. The franchise 'Drishyam' is now expected to produce significant revenues at the international box office as well. Panorama Studios has partnered with Gulfstream Pictures and JOAT Films to produce 'Drishyam' in Hollywood.

The Hollywood adaptation of 'Drishyam' will be created.

Gulfstream Pictures, co-founded by Mike Curz and Bill Bindley, has produced the romantic comedy 'Blended', which reunites Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore. Panorama Studios has purchased the international remake rights to the first and second parts of 'Drishyam' from Cinemas. The successful picture is currently being recreated in America and Korea, and a deal for a Spanish version will be reached soon.

The charm of the movie Drishyam continues.

Sridhar Pillai posted on Instagram, 'After enormous success in the Indian and Chinese markets, the Drishyam franchise is about to burst internationally. Pictures and Jot Films will produce Drishyam in Hollywood, a first for an Indian film. Before the Korean and English remakes, the Malayalam film had a successful box office run in Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Sinhalese, and Chinese.

Drishyam will be created in several languages.

Kumar Mangat Pathak, Chairman and Managing Director of Panorama Studios, which has purchased the franchise rights, provided an update on the Hollywood adaptation of the film 'Drishyam' on social media. He stated in the article, "We are very happy to collaborate with Gulfstream Pictures and Jot Films to make this story in English for Hollywood." After Korea and Hollywood, our objective is to recreate Drishyam in ten nations over the next three to five years.

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