Without further ado, the film "Unknown Death" is remade by the same director A.R. Murugadoss' Tamil eponymous work was starred by Surya Sivakumar, Asin and Nayantara, but the Hindi version only played the previous role, Surya was replaced by Amir, and Nayantara was replaced by Jiah Khan. The film's publicity focused extensively on Ami's figure. All the promotional videos capture Ami's strong chest muscles.
Amir even posted a video of him working out at the gym and gave workout advice. According to Amir trainer Satyajit Chaurasia, Amir has been exercising for 4 hours a day for 13 months and has also adopted reasonable eating habits, including 40 percent carbohydrates, 40 percent protein, and 20 percent fat. According to him, Amir's figure is mostly made of eggs, because he eats sixteen egg whites a day.
The phone number printed on Amir's body in the film is real, it is the phone of a woman in Bangalore. She received a lot of phone calls and text messages after the film was released. Even though the filmmakers wanted to help her, posters of Amir's tattoos of numbers before the film's release were widely used for publicity.
Amir said that the most exciting thing about "Unknown Death" is the action, the storyline, the script, and the love threads in the movie, but he was still a little hesitant to take the movie. It was the original Tamil version of the male protagonist, Surya Sivakumar, who persuaded his Surya Sivakumar to say that Amir was the only one who could balance the role well.
After meeting the director, Amir finally decided to star in the Hindi version of "Unknown Death". The director had received a request to adapt the original into Trugu but he refused, after which he received a proposal for an Amir Hindi version, which he accepted. The director rejected the Trugu producer, saying he could only perform a miracle once, so the producer had to match the film in Trugu, which created copyright issues when Aamir Khan starred in its Hindi version.
The producers of Trugu also sued over copyright, which Amir eventually solved. They were classified as producers together in the Hindi remake. The director did not want to completely remake the Tamil version, he initially wanted to rewrite the entire script and write a "Bollywood" version of the story. But Amir wanted him to shoot strictly according to the original, and even Amir's role was left-handed only because the original male lead actor played it that way. Despite this, Amir reworked the climactic scene, characters, and ending. The song "Guzarish" was filmed on Skeleton Coast in Namibia, followed by the Tamil film Ayan by the original unknown death actor Surya Sivakumar. Aditya Pancholi was originally going to play ghajini, and the producers felt he could play the role, but he didn't like the role and refused. Friends also know what behind-the-scenes stories are welcome to exchange and discuss in the comment area.