Biopics are the flavour of the season and here’s an upcoming addition to the list.
Sunil Bohra of Bohra Bros has brought the rights of the true-life story of Trishneet Arora who mastered the art of ethical hacking at the age of 19 and set up his own company thereby assisting corporates in the IT sector, the Punjab and Gujarat police force and the CBI to crack down on cyber-crime.
The film is slated to go on the floors by mid-2019 and a team of writers is currently working on developing the screenplay. "It’s for the producer to decide if he wants to fictionalise some incidents in my life. I don’t mind them giving my story a cinematic touch as I have full confidence that they will present it in a way that inspires the youth,” says Trishneet
He is also one of the youngest authors in the world to write a book on ethical hacking and has been in talks with Sunil's team since one year now. “I was a little sceptical initially, but then I considered the larger picture. Fame is a big responsibility and prompts me to work harder. A leader is not one who creates the part," admits Trishneet, who is among the youngest Indians to feature on Forbes 30 Under-30 list.
On being asked about any particular actor in mind to play him on screen, he added “That’s the producer’s call. I don’t have a wishlist nor do I have a specific name in mind."
Meanwhile, Sunil Bohra who has earlier produced Gangs of Wasseypur and Shahid, says he plans to approach a popular name for the titular role.
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