The bold and youthful entertainer "Baby," featuring Anand Devarakonda, Viraj Ashwin, and Vaishnavi Chaitanya, has emerged as a resounding blockbuster. Directed by Sai Razesh, the film captivated audiences with its compelling dialogues, daring youthful content, and unexpected twists and turns.

SKN, the film's producer, played a pivotal role in bringing this bold and youthful entertainer to the Tollywood box office, where it created a sensation. Persistent rumors have long circulated about potential remakes of the film in Tamil and Hindi. Some speculations even suggested that Sai Razesh would helm the Hindi version, introducing Bobby Deol's son, Aryaman, as the lead actor in the remake, alongside a new female lead. Sai Razesh would co-produce the film with a leading Bollywood production house, with further details to be revealed in due time. Production is slated to commence next year.

However, these details were unconfirmed at the time. Now, star producer Allu Aravind, speaking at the teaser launch of "Kota Bommali PS," made a sensational announcement about SKN and officially confirmed that "Baby" will indeed be remade in Bollywood. He stated, "Producer SKN will be remaking 'Baby' in Hindi, and he will soon make his mark as a Bollywood producer."

When queried further, SKN responded, affirming his unwavering commitment to following in Allu Aravind's footsteps. He stated that he would wholeheartedly adhere to any direction or order given by Allu Aravind, even humorously mentioning that if asked to go to Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, or Pakistan, he would comply without hesitation. "Baby" was crafted with a modest budget of only Rs 9 crores but remarkably grossed close to Rs 95 crores at the box office, astonishing trade pundits and audiences alike.