At a time when Hindi movies are going through a lull phase at the box office, novelists are eyeing multi-million deals by selling the rights of their books to filmmakers. Hussain Zaidi’s ‘Black Friday' adapted in 2001 set the ball rolling for many more books to get a cinematic adaptation for a larger audience. This week’s #BigStory dives deep into the world of books and cinema and explores what goes behind adapting novels for the big screen, are authors consciously writing for the big screens, how movie makers look at this trend, the sustainability of the module and more.
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