Did You Know That You Could Watch These Superhit Bollywood Films In Atleast 4 Indian Languages?

Remakes are no news in Bollywood. Especially the remake of films which transcends the boundary of languages is also a common phenomenon in Indian film industry. While Bollywood film inspires the country in general. for its content, Bollywood also seeks inspiration from films made in several Indian languages.

While there are always hits and misses, here a few super hit films of Bollywood that you can watch in at least 4 other Indian languages. While these aren't the only ones, we happened to pick our favorites!

Drishyam

The Ajay Devgn starrer was a remake of the Malayalam movie by the same name.

Malayalam: Drishyam

Tamil: Papanasam: 

Telugu: Drushyam

Kannada: Drishya

Son Of Sardar

This Ajay Devgn starrer is a remake of Maryada Ramanna, a Telugu blockbuster starring Sunil.

Tamil: Vallavanukku Pullum Aayudham

Telegu: Maryada Ramanna 

Malayalam: Ivan Maryadaraman

Bengali: Phande Poriya Boga Kande Re

Singham

This super hit film of Ajay Devgn is a remake of the Tamil film Singam starring superstar Suriya.

Tamil: Singam (original)

Telugu: Yamudu (dubbed)

Kannada: Kempe Gowda

Bengali: Shotru

Bodyguard

This Salman Khan starrer was originally made in Malayalam starring Dileep.

Tamil: Kaavalan

Telugu: Bodyguard

Kannada: Bodyguard

Bengali: Bodyguard

Malayalam: Bodyguard

Rowdy Rathore

The Akshay Kumar starre is based on the  Telugu blockbuster Vikramarukudu starring Ravi Teja.

Telugu: Vikramarukudu (original)

Tamil: Siruthai

Kannada: Veera Madakari

Bengali: Bikram Singha

Bhool Bhulaiya

The Akshay Kumar starrer was adopted from a Malayali film for which actress/dancer Shobhana won a National Award.

Malayalam: Manichitratazhu 

Tamil: Chandramukhi

Telugu: Nagavalli

Bengali: Rajmohol

Kannada: Aptamitra

Hum Aapke Dil Mai Rehte Hai

This romantic drama starring Anil Kapoor and Kajol is a remake of Telugu film starring Venkatesh and Soundarya

Bengali: Saath Paake Badha

Telugu: Pavithra Bandham 

Tamil: Priyamanavale

Kannada: Mangalyam Tantunanena

Odiya: Suhaag Sindhura