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'Doctor Foster' to get Indian remake
The popular BBC thriller ‘Doctor Foster’ will soon get an Indian makeover, to be directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia along with Aijza Khan
The popular BBC thriller 'Doctor Foster' will soon get an Indian makeover, to be directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia along with Aijza Khan
'Doctor Foster' will be remade in India following the sale of the scripted format to streaming platform Hotstar Specials, reports variety.com.
Disney-owned Hotstar has collaborated with BBC Studios to adapt the series for the Indian audience. The yet-untitled show will be launched on Hotstar later this year.
The deal is the latest in a number of BBC dramas to be adapted for the Indian market, including 'Luther' and 'Criminal Justice'.
"The original 'Doctor Foster' has a tremendous following internationally, and we believe that an Indian version will work very well in our region," said BBC Studios' business head of production India, Sameer Gogate.
