India is all set to make its first ever 3D videogame, which will be based on Aamir Khan’s record-breaking movie ‘Ghajini’, a hugely popular thriller about a man with short-term amnesia.

There are great expectations that India’s first 3D video game would transform the country’s slow-growing animation and gaming market all the way up to $1.3 billion this year.

While making the announcement, Mr. Sashi Reddy, head of FX labs, which developed the game stated, “There are no Indian games so we wanted to bring Indian games to the audiences here and we built India's first 3D game.”

The PC game named ‘Ghajini’ will hit the Indian markets by next month. Moreover, the game will be published and marketed worldwide by Indian film distributor Eros International PLC.  

The movie, Ghajini, which this game is replicating, is inspired by Christopher Nolan critically acclaimed movie ‘Memento’ - although is a man who can’t even remember five minutes ago a good character for a game?

Ghajini stars the popular Bollywood character, Aamir Khan and follows the story of a businessman suffering from anterograde amnesia or short term memory loss and seeking revenge for his wife’s murder. His revenge, despite the memory handicap, forms the plot.

The gaming version is hoping to replicate the film’s success.

Mr. Reddy also said that India is witnessing a lot more interest in games, which shows that there is a big future for the game industry in the country.