<p>Actor Karthikeya emerged as a household name in Telugu cinema when he acted in <em>RX 100</em>, which opened to a good response at the box office in 2018. The action-packed romantic drama garnered attain with its unconventional narrative and intense presentation. <em>Tadap</em>, its Hindi remake, is slated to hit the screens on December. 3 Karthikeya says that he is happy about the fact that the story is set to reach a wider audience.<br /><br />" I am happy that the script I chose in a small coffee shop will now reach the Bollywood trailer. I saw the trailer. They have made it bigger and grander," he told <em>DH</em>.<br /><br /><em>RX 100</em>, directed by Ajay Bhupathi, revolved around what happens when a simpleton falls for a politician's daughter. It featured several bold scenes and strong language. The film starred Payal Rajput as the female protagonist and proved to be a gamechanger for her. The Hindi version features Ahan Shetty, who is veteran actor Suniel Shetty's son, and <em>Student of the Year 2</em> star Tara Sutaria as the lead pair.<br /><br />A section of the audience has drawn parallels between <em>Tadap </em>and <em>Kabir Singh</em>, a remake of the controversial Telugu film<em> Arjun Reddy,</em> as both have inherently dark narratives. The Shahid Kapoor-starrer hit the screens in 2019, opening to a phenomenal response at the box office. It remains to be seen whether the Milan Lutharia-directed <em>Tadap </em>lives up to these expectations.<br /><br />Karthikeya, meanwhile, is going through a busy phase on the work front, He received praise for his work in the action-thriller <em>Raja Vikramarka</em>, which hit the screens on November 12.<br /><br />"I liked the way the script was treated. Everything felt organic and had situational appeal," added the star.<br /><br />He is set to make his Tamil debut with the Ajith Kumar-starrer <em>Valimai</em>, which features him in a negative role. He says he got to learn a lot from 'Thala'.<br /><br />"It is a learning experience. Ajith makes you feel important on the sets," he said.<br /><br /><em>Valimai</em>, directed by H Vinoth, is an actioner that highlights the clash between a cop and a deadly foe. It has been shot on an impressive budget, which makes it one of the biggest Tamil movies in recent times. The biggie will hit the screens this Pongal/Sankranti. </p>
<p>Actor Karthikeya emerged as a household name in Telugu cinema when he acted in <em>RX 100</em>, which opened to a good response at the box office in 2018. The action-packed romantic drama garnered attain with its unconventional narrative and intense presentation. <em>Tadap</em>, its Hindi remake, is slated to hit the screens on December. 3 Karthikeya says that he is happy about the fact that the story is set to reach a wider audience.<br /><br />" I am happy that the script I chose in a small coffee shop will now reach the Bollywood trailer. I saw the trailer. They have made it bigger and grander," he told <em>DH</em>.<br /><br /><em>RX 100</em>, directed by Ajay Bhupathi, revolved around what happens when a simpleton falls for a politician's daughter. It featured several bold scenes and strong language. The film starred Payal Rajput as the female protagonist and proved to be a gamechanger for her. The Hindi version features Ahan Shetty, who is veteran actor Suniel Shetty's son, and <em>Student of the Year 2</em> star Tara Sutaria as the lead pair.<br /><br />A section of the audience has drawn parallels between <em>Tadap </em>and <em>Kabir Singh</em>, a remake of the controversial Telugu film<em> Arjun Reddy,</em> as both have inherently dark narratives. The Shahid Kapoor-starrer hit the screens in 2019, opening to a phenomenal response at the box office. It remains to be seen whether the Milan Lutharia-directed <em>Tadap </em>lives up to these expectations.<br /><br />Karthikeya, meanwhile, is going through a busy phase on the work front, He received praise for his work in the action-thriller <em>Raja Vikramarka</em>, which hit the screens on November 12.<br /><br />"I liked the way the script was treated. Everything felt organic and had situational appeal," added the star.<br /><br />He is set to make his Tamil debut with the Ajith Kumar-starrer <em>Valimai</em>, which features him in a negative role. He says he got to learn a lot from 'Thala'.<br /><br />"It is a learning experience. Ajith makes you feel important on the sets," he said.<br /><br /><em>Valimai</em>, directed by H Vinoth, is an actioner that highlights the clash between a cop and a deadly foe. It has been shot on an impressive budget, which makes it one of the biggest Tamil movies in recent times. The biggie will hit the screens this Pongal/Sankranti. </p>