Director of the original Marathi film “Mulshi Pattern,” Pravin Tarde, criticizes Hindi remake “Antim: The Final Truth,” stating Salman Khan’s adaptation lacked authenticity and impact.
“Antim: The Final Truth,” a film released in 2021 starring Salman Khan and Aayush Sharma in lead roles, garnered attention for being an official remake of the Marathi movie “Mulshi Pattern.” However, recent revelations from Pravin Tarde, the director of the original Marathi film, shed light on his perspective regarding the Hindi adaptation.
Tarde, the creative force behind “Mulshi Pattern,” openly admitted during an interview on the chat show “Bol Bhidu” that he hadn’t yet watched the Hindi remake of his film. While the remake was not a box office disaster, it didn’t achieve significant success either. In his candid remarks, Tarde expressed his opinion that Salman Khan, who was deeply impressed by the original, didn’t do justice to the essence of the story in the remake.
The director highlighted the difference in reactions between Salman Khan’s initial praise for “Mulshi Pattern” and his subsequent involvement in the Hindi version. Khan had lauded the Marathi film, but Tarde found the remake, directed by Mahesh Manjrekar, lacking the authenticity and impact of the original. Tarde confessed to his loyalty to “Mulshi Pattern,” explaining that he hadn’t viewed the Hindi adaptation due to his deep connection to his own creation.
Actor Upendra Limaye, who featured in both “Mulshi Pattern” and “Antim,” echoed Tarde’s sentiments. Limaye stated that the genuine and grounded essence of the original, rooted in the Mulshi region, seemed to have been lost in the process of refining the remake. He shared his belief that maintaining the original’s authenticity could have resulted in a more compelling cinematic experience.
“Antim: The Final Truth” brought together a cast including Salman Khan, Aayush Sharma, Pragya Jaiswal, Mahima Makwana, and Sayaji Shinde. Notably, Varun Dhawan made a special appearance in one of the film’s songs. Despite featuring prominent names and an intriguing premise, the movie generated mixed reactions. Tarde’s candid comments regarding the remake added to the discourse surrounding the film, as they revealed the contrast between his vision for “Mulshi Pattern” and the outcome of its Hindi adaptation.
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In conclusion, the revelation from Pravin Tarde, the director of the original “Mulshi Pattern,” has shed light on his perspective regarding the Hindi remake, “Antim: The Final Truth.” His admission of not having watched the remake and his critique of Salman Khan’s approach emphasize the complexity of adapting stories across languages while preserving their authenticity. This insight adds a layer of contemplation to the conversation surrounding the film and the creative challenges involved in remaking successful regional movies for a wider audience.
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