Oscar winning film 'Boyhood' may be remade in India.
Actor to launch son in Bollywood remake of 'Boyhood'
According to reports, there might be a Bollywood remake of the Oscar winning film 'Boyhood', and it will star Shah Rukh Khan and his sons.
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According to reports, Shah Rukh Khan is in talks to acquire rights of the film's remake in India. The reports further states that the actor intends using the platform to launch his elder son, Aryan Khan.
According to Films of India, Aryan watched it and was impressed. He went on to recommend an India remake of the award winning movie.
While Shah Rukh will play the dad, Aryan will play the teenage son, and the childhood years could be portrayed by AbRam, his other son.
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'Boyhood' follows the story of a young boy growing into adulthood.
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