SRK To Remake A Korean Film A Hard Day

While the Bollywood is raining on making South Indian films’ remakes, Shahrukh Khan has apparently, bought the rights to make a remake of a Korean film A Hard Day. Sources have confirmed that the King Khan will be announcing his 3 movies back to back this year. Also, recently, according to the sources, he has successfully received the rights to remake A Hard Day – a Korean film directed by Kim Seong-hun.

Since over a year, SRK has not appeared on a big screen and is not yet announcing his next projects for the year. His last film was Zero which released in December, 2018. SRK and his production house has been trying to buy rights of several films these days. Apparently, they might make a remake of Kabhi haan Kabhi Na for a digital platform. With this, SRK has officially taken the rights of a Korean thriller.

A Hard Day was released in 2014 and shows that after trying to cover up a car accident that left a man dead; a crooked homicide detective is stalked by a mysterious man claiming to have witnessed the event. He will definitely produce the Hindi adaptation of this film under his banner but if he would be the lead or not is still not sure.