Deepika Padukone,Fawad Khan, , Alia Bhatt: at this time are Hollywood typeset, stars can try this Halloween – view more pics! - Indian Television World

Deepika Padukone,Fawad Khan, , Alia Bhatt: at this time are Hollywood typeset, stars can try this Halloween – view more pics!

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Gems of horror similar to ones in Hollywood are yet to be made in Bollywood. If at all a filmmaker decides to remake these standard who do you think would outfit best in the individual roles? Here is our take on who should star in these remakes if they are yet decided to be made-
A Nightmare On Elm Street

Fawad Khan as Freddy Kruger

Freddy Kruger was a murderer, who killed his wounded in their nightmares. An satirical twist to this character would to be to direct a man who in a dissimilar scenario would be whole heartedly welcomed in imaginings. Fawad Khan would have to shed his unashamed charm and royal good looks and carry the look of a burnt & disfigured killer. perceptibly, this could be achieved by the help of prosthetic. In the unique, the character was played via Robert Englund.

The Ring

Harshali Malhotra as Samara

Harshali Malhotra as the evil Samara from The Ring. It would be really interesting to see the delightful child actor from Bajrangi Bhaijaan, don the evil look on her face. If not anything, this is a great Halloween attire idea for the girl. Can you even envision the little princess crawling out of a well and emerging through a television set & killing you? You’d desire Bajrangi Bhaijaan sent her back to Pakistan once more.

The Shining

Nawazuddin Siddiqui as Jack Torrance

Who else but Nawazuddin can transport the psychotic Jack Torrance to life in Bollywood? The creepy psychosis in Jack’s eyes could only be reflected by Nawazuddin. The level of fanatic that is required to be portrayed close to the climax would require a huge actor to pull it off convincingly. While the character was played Jack Nicholson in the original, we are rooting for Nawazuddin Siddiqui if The faultless ever gets a remake in India.

The Sixth Sense

Aamir Khan as Dr Malcolm Crowe

It’s only light that after having his mind blown apart by being duped by a ghost acting like a being in Talaash, he is given a chance to return the errand by playing a ghost himself. & also he’d definitely give performance of a lifetime as Dr. Crowe for he is possibly the only one who could understand the intensity of the character & put those fine details in the film that foreshadow the culmination. If only Kareena Kapoor Khan could be cast as the kid, karma would come full circle. Dr. Crowe was in the beginning played by Bruce Willis in The Sixth Sense.

Alien

Deepika Padukone as Ellen Ripley

The awesome presentation by Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley in the classic Alien is unforgettable. We think Deepika would be the wonderful choice to play the strong woman fighting off the alien in an external space in an Indian remake of the film. Deepika can seriously kick a few ass whether it’s on the chapter of the planet Earth or in outer space. & she would completely play the character who is such a strong fighter on one hand and at the other she is soft hearted enough to put her life in danger and return to save a favorite cat. learn by heart that scene from Chennai Express where Deepika Padukone runs to get back the Asthiyo Ka Kalash amidst being chased by goons?

The Mummy

Sanjay Dutt as The Mummy

Sanjay Dutt’s blunt look from Agneepath would be a murderer revision of the evil mummy brought back to life, attribute, from The Mummy. He previously looked pretty scary in Agneepath as Kancha Cheena thanks to that giant body frame he has, add some VFX to it & a Egyptian mummy look, he will scare the hell out of you. The character was initially played by Arnold Vosloo in The Mummy.

Carrie

Alia Bhatt as Carrie

Carrie is a adolescent girl hell bent on retribution on her schoolmates using her telekinesis powers at the prom night. immediately imagine Alia Bhatt drenched in blood, locking doors, knocking stuff over & killing people by meager use of her mind.Carrie was originally a accepted Stephen King narrative, which has been personalized thrice already. In the first major adaption Carrie was played by Sissy Spacek in 1976 and then in 2013 re-imagining of the tome the character was played by Chloë Grace Moretz.