Everything we do supports that vision." He is excited about working with Shekhar Kapur and Suparn Verma. I am sure we will create a web series that is worthy of Lord Shiva." Talking about his launch project in India, Roy said: "The premise of International Art Machine (IAM) is that we are entering a new peak era for Asian original cinema and television. Roy is among the most successful Hollywood executives, having created Emmy- and BAFTA-winning series." On Varma, Amish said: "Suparn is one of the finest young writer-directors in modern India, having helmed the critically acclaimed and hugely successful 'Family Man 2'.
He is among the best living Indian directors. Amish Tripathi, the author of the celebrated trilogy, said: "One couldn't have asked for a better team than this to take my books into the audio-visual world. "The scale of vision and the ambition of our show visually and emotionally is a huge task, but we want to bring to audiences a vision that has never been seen before on screens," he said. My books will also be made into movies when Lord Shiva wills it,” he declares.The showrunner promises to set a precedent with the ambitious show. 'The Lord of the Rings' took many decades to be made into a film, while 'Jurassic Park' was was almost immediately made. There is no question of feeling any irritation if films don't work out. “Sanjay Leela Bhansali and I are friends. But there were reports suggesting that after Karan surrendered the rights, Sanjay Leela Bhansali wanted to make a film on it. We parted as friends and the rights are back with me”. I had struck a movie deal for 'Immortals of Meluha' with Karan, but for reasons beyond his control, the movie didn't get made. However, there is no bad blood between Amish and KJo.“We parted as friends,” insists the author, adding, “Karan Johar continues to be a friend. A while later, it was reported that Salman Khan will play the lead role in the Karan Malhotra-directorial.
The film, tentatively titled 'Shuddhi' was planned with Hrithik Roshan in the lead. The move comes after the rights of his earlier book, 'The Immortals of Meluha' were bought by Karan Johar but the film never got made. Author Amish Tripathi is now turning film producer with his new book, 'The Legend of Suheldev', that will be adapted for the big screen.
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