It is of course a potential script, but there are many ways to spoil a script than the other way round. All the three cousins end up in Bangalore and the aftermath is the story of Bangalore Naatkal. It is 'Bangalore Calling' for cousins Arjun, Divya & Kutty with which they feel they could realize their collective childhood idea of spending a few merry months in the city. As they embrace the warmth of the city, they also face challenges that transform their lives. It s the story of three cousins - Divya, Kuttan and Arjun, fulfill their childhood dreams of relocating to Bangalore. Karthik (Simha) is transferred to Bangalore against his will, and Arya, the modern vagabond, a spoilt child from a dysfunctional family, has all the stereotypical problems of such a kid. The film is a remake of the Malayalam smash hit - Bangalore Days. Divya, played by Sri Divya, is married off to Rana at a young age, and thereby all her dreams are killed. The comedy drama is about three cousins and their quarter-life crisis. And the director of Bangalore Naatkal, Bhaskar, definitely didn't have anything special actually, he didn't even get the recipe correct in the first place.
So, unless a director has a special ingredient to add to the already-tasty recipe, it is futile to remake such films. Moreover, Bangalore Days, though a Malayalam film, can be watched by speakers of any language, given that almost all the scenes at least have one English dialogue to clue you in into the proceedings. Cast: Arya, Rana Daggubati, Simha, Sri Divya, ParvathiĪfter watching Bangalore Naatkal, the first question that pecks the mind is that what is the need for remaking films like Bangalore Days and Premam? Both the films are already quite popular with the Tamil and Telugu audiences.
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