ChatGPT on RRR Hindi remake

Chatgpt technology is the most talked about and the most happening technology which is in use at present. According to the latest, Chatgpt came up with a sensation on Rajamouli's magnum opus RRR. It is known that Rajamouli's RRR starring NTR and Ram Charan released in various languages and turned out tobe a blockbuster and the song Naatu Naatu also went on to win the Oscars.

When a query was put to Chatgpt on RRR Hindi remake, it suggested the following Bollywood stars suited for the roles played by Ram Charan, NTR, Olivia Morris, Alia Bhatt and others. For Ram Charan role, it selected Ranveer Singh or Siddharth Malhotra saying “Ranveer Singh is a versatile actor known for his high-energy performances and ability to immerse himself in a character. He has delivered some powerful performances in the past and has shown a great range in his acting abilities.”

For the role of NTR, Chatgpt said “Vicky Kaushal and Rajkummar Rao are both critically acclaimed actors who have shown a wide range of versatility in their performances. They have also played characters with strong and powerful personalities in their past roles, which makes them apt choices to play the character of Komaram Bheem in a Hindi remake of RRR,”

For Alia Bhatt's role, Chatgpt added this role could be played by actresses such as Shraddha Kapoor or Kriti Sanon. For Ajay Devgn's role, it shared Sanjay Dutt or Anil Kapoor would be apt. For Shriya's role, Chatgpt added “One actress who could be a good fit for this role is Deepika Padukone. She is a well-known actress in the Hindi film industry and has a proven track record of playing strong female leads in films such as Padmaavat, Bajirao Mastani, and Piku. She is also known for her grace and elegance, which are essential qualities for the character.”

For the RRR Hindi remake, Chatgpt chose this name replacing Rajamouli. It said “If RRR were to be remade in Hindi, there are several directors who could potentially helm the project. However, one director who stands out is Sanjay Leela Bhansali,”