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Shah Rukh Khan to adapt Netflix’s Money Heist as a Bollywood film?

The actor is also rumoured to star in the adaptation, though at this juncture he’s only involved as a producer. 

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Published: 04th August 2019

Shah Rukh Khan has acquired the remake rights of Netflix’s Money Heist, claims a report. SRK’s company, Red Chillies Entertainment, will adapt the popular Spanish series into a Hindi feature film. The actor is also rumoured to star in the adaptation, though at this juncture he’s only involved as a producer. 

The first two seasons of Money Heist (originally aired on the Spanish network Antena 3 and later acquired by Netflix) revolved around ‘The Professor’, a mysterious mastermind who recruits a group of robbers to invade the Royal Mint of Spain and print 2.4 billion euros. A third season, featuring an attack on the Royal Bank of Spain, was released on July 19 and has smashed all records as Netflix’s most-watched non-English series in the first week of launch. 

Shah Rukh Khan has appeared in caper/heist films like Don 2 and Happy New Year. Other mentions in the genre from India include Jewel Thief, Shalimar, Kaante, Aankhen, Johnny Gaddaar, Special 26 and the Dhoom franchise. 

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