Aamir Khan’s Taare Zameen Par was lauded from all quarters and had done a great business at the box office. It got priased for  its moving concept about an 8-year-old dyslexic boy who was sent to a boarding school. In 2010, to mark the 60th anniversary Indo-China diplomatic ties, Taare Zameen Par was among nine film that was screened in China with English subtitles. according to a report in Mumbai Mirror, a trade source claimed that Taare Zameen Par was not officially released in the China and now it is to be remade in Chinese.

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Like other Aamir Khan films, including PK, Dangal and Secret Superstar, there was an attempt to showcase a print with Mandarin subtitles. However, China does not permit the release of foreign films that are older than two years, therefore, even that couldn't happen. "

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A source told Mumbai Mirror, China does not permit the release of foreign films that are older than two years so that move was scuttled. But since the film rides on universal emotions, a collective decision of remaking it with a local star cast was taken recently.”

The movie which is now be remade in Chinese will be directed by was directed by Ma Duo that will be produced by a local banner.