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#Whatif ‘Knives Out’ was made in Mollywood

etimes.in | Last updated on - Dec 29, 2022, 10:00 IST
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#Whatif ‘Knives Out’ was made in Mollywood

Hey there travellers. Today on our 60 episode of #Whatif let’s get into the universe of the investigative thriller film ‘Knives Out’ and check out the possibilities that can happen if the movie is remade in Mollywood. Over to Simon.

Previous episode link: #Whatif ‘Tenet’ was made in Mollywood

About Simon: Your travel partner who will be opening up several possibilities that can happen if a movie is remade in Mollywood

#Simon says, “Director Rian Johnson introduced the ‘Sherlock’ style character Benoit Blanc with the investigative thriller movie ‘Knives Out’ and the film received much adulation for its gripping storyline and magnificent performances. Today let’s take a look at the possibilities that can happen if the movie is remade in Mollywood. So buckle up as ETimes presents the 60th episode #Whatif ‘Knives Out’ was made in Mollywood.”

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Possibility 1: Benoit Blanc as Sethurama Iyer

#Simon says, “The American investigator Benoit Blanc meets the most intelligent Sethurama Iyer for the Mollywood remake of ‘Knives Out’. Will Sethurama Iyer be able to unlock the mystery behind the death of Harlan Thrombey? Well, let's wait and find out.”

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Possibility 2: Marta Cabrera as Kalyani Priyadarshan

#Simon says, “Played by the Hollywood diva Ana De Armas, the character Marta Cabrera is the only innocent character in the movie ‘Knives Out’ and unfortunately she is blamed for the murder of Harlan Thrombey. Same character can be played flawlessly by the Mollywood’s talented diva Kalyani Priyadarshan in the Mollywood remake.”

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Possibility 3: Ransom Drysdale as Tovino Thomas

#Simon says, “Spolier alert! Ransom Drysdale played by the Hollywood’s handsome hunk Chris Evans is the ultimate antagonist of the movie ‘Knives Out’ and the same character can be played by Tivino Thomas in the Mollywood remake.”

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Possibility 4: Harlan Thrombey as Janardhanan

#Simon says, “Essayed by the actor Christopher Plummer, Harlan Thrombey is the victim of the gruesome murder that took place in the Massachusetts mansion. Coming to the Mollywood remake, the ace actor Janardhanan could be the perfect choice to reprise the character Harlan Thrombey.”

#Simon says, “So guys I really hope you loved today’s mysterious journey into the realm of ‘Knives Out’. Let’s meet next week with yet another interesting episode of #Whatif. Till then bye.”

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