Bringing Arthur Conan Doyle to the Silver Screen: A Reel Reflection on Sherlock's Creator

A new India-UK feature film, 'Elementary My Dear Holmes,' explores the life and legacy of Arthur Conan Doyle. Directed by Srijit Mukherji and produced by Shahnaab Alam, the film delves into Doyle's intertwining of reality and fiction, honoring his role as a cultural and literary icon.

A groundbreaking India-UK co-production titled 'Elementary My Dear Holmes' is set to bring the intriguing life of Arthur Conan Doyle to the big screen. The feature film, announced this week at London's Guildhall, promises to delve deep into the intersections of Conan Doyle's real life with his imaginative creations.

Directed by National Award-winning filmmaker Srijit Mukherji, and produced by Shahnaab Alam, the film takes viewers on a journey through the mind of the legendary writer. Known for celebrated Bengali films such as 'Autograph' and 'Jaatishwar,' Mukherji aims to explore the anatomy of curiosity that characterized Doyle's stories.

The film enjoys the backing of the Conan Doyle Estate and is produced under the guidelines of the UK-India Co-Production Treaty. It highlights Doyle's extensive contributions, from literary genius to his campaigns against injustices, showcasing him as an enduring cultural icon.

(With inputs from agencies.)