The dying of Tata Group Chairman Ratan Tata has plunged the complete nation into grief. Ratan Tata's personality become beyond a businessman. Big-hearted Ratan Tana lived with a imaginative and prescient and transformed his lifestyles into a mission. The chairman of the u . S .'s biggest conglomerate set unique requirements in exclusive fields and additionally accomplished success. If he couldn't make any discipline his very own, then it's miles best the movie enterprise. Yes, he attempted his hand in this subject too, however he did not get tons fulfillment. If you're questioning whether Ratan Tana became an actor or wrote the tale of the movie, then it isn't so, he invested cash to make the movie. Yes! His role become that of a manufacturer.

This became his only produced film ever
Ratan Tata attempted to set up himself in movies as a producer but his first try proved unsuccessful. After this, he gave up films and additionally taken into consideration it a hard task. The best movie made via Ratan Tata is 'Aetbaar', which was released in theatres in 2004. This film become produced via Ratan Tata along with Jitin Kumar, Khushboo Bhadha and Mandeep Singh. The film become directed by using Vikram Bhatt and actors like Amitabh Bachchan, John Abraham, Bipasha Basu, Supriya Pilgaonkar, Ali Asgar, Tom Alter and Deepak Shirke performed important roles in it. The song of the film was given with the aid of Rajesh Roshan.

What changed into the story of 'Aetbaar'

'Aetbaar' was an adaptation of the American movie 'Fear' released in 1996. A Hindi model of 'Fear' had already been made, named 'Inteha'. The special element is that this film turned into additionally directed with the aid of Vikram Bhatt. This movie turned into released simply three months ago in October 2003. The story of 'Aetbaar' is ready a father Dr. Ranveer Malhotra (Amitabh Bachchan), who's very protective of his daughter Riya (Bipasha Basu) after losing his son Rohit. He is attempting to forestall his daughter from having a relationship with the possessive and unpredictable boy Aryan (John Abraham), however the daughter ignores him and maintains to take the tale ahead with a few twists. 
The movie turned into a flop

If we speak approximately the field workplace verdict of Aetbaar' then the film released on January 23, 2004 was a flop. The film did no longer even recover the value. Made for Rs nine.30 crore, this movie accumulated handiest Rs 7.96 crore on the field workplace. This film proved to be a industrial failure and that is the reason why Ratan Tata in no way invested cash in any movie again.