Marvel’s latest ‘Thor: Love And Thunder’ is all set to hit theatres on July 8, 2022. In this movie, Thor embarks on a journey to find inner peace. Just a few days ahead of the release, Chris Hemsworth shared an Instagram video on the making of the film. He expressed his gratitude in the caption saying, “Great fun with this cast and crew and a special mention to work experience kid @taikawaititi, ThorLoveAndThunder in theatres Friday @cristianprieto.filmmaker”
This left us thinking, what if Thor happened in India? Which Bollywood stars would play your favourite characters? We have compiled a list for you –
Hrithik Roshan(Thor) – He not only has the necessary charm, potential, and on-screen presence to play the bulky Asgardian God, but he also has the experience of playing a superhero. He has a lean physique and is skilled in the action genre.
Priyanka Chopra(Jane Foster) – The all-female, all-powerful appearance of Natalie Portman is proof that women can play active roles and be just as effective. Priyanka Chopra broke this paradigm when she demonstrated both brains and strength on the American television programme Quantico. So we think she’s the perfect fit.
Shahid Kapoor(Gorr) – Gorr was a devout person who later turned into a vile evil. The transformation of Shahid Kapoor’s persona in Haider from a good to a negative tone makes his journey comparable to Gorr’s. That is why he is a perfect fit for this part.
Pankaj Kapur(Zeus) – He is ideal for the role of Zeus since he has a reputation for being an artist who excels at playing strong, pompous, and larger-than-life characters. He can play the part of the all-powerful leader Zeus very well.
Taapsee Pannu(King Valkyrie) – Valkyrie is a loyal, courageous, and outspoken person who always stands up for the truth. Taapsee Pannu has performed a number of physically demanding parts in the industry and also has the personality of the ideal fiery lady who is outspoken and fears no one like Valkyrie.
Do you think we could do justice to these Thor characters? Let us know in the comments below.
Source – Mid-day
