Two Iranian animations to be adapted into novels
The animated films ‘Princess of Rome’ and ‘The Elephant King’ are set for being adapted into novels, recent reports confirm.
Hamed Ja’fari, the producer behind these animations, announced the decision to adapt the films’ screenplays into literary works, IRNA wrote.
Although originating from Honar Pooya Animation Studio in previous years, these films have maintained their captivating allure for audiences, sustaining significant popularity across various platforms.
Derived from these films and featuring characters from the original animations, secondary products continue to hold appeal among children and teenagers. The decision to craft novels based on these works aims to enrich the value chain, enhance merchandise, and maintain strong connections with the audience. Furthermore, developments for both ‘Princess of Rome’ and ‘The Elephant King’ are underway, with gradual updates anticipated.
Ja’fari noted that the adaptation of film scripts into respective novels will be carried out as part of the novelization process. He also discussed recent sessions organized by the Institute for Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults (IIDCYA) for the animated film ‘Smart Kid,’ highlighting discussions centered on crafting and publishing storybooks related to it.