When
the
colourized
version
of
Mughal-E-Azam
hit
the
bulls-eye
in
2004,
it
led
to
a
spate
of
old
classics
being
rushed
to
the
labs
for
getting
their
colourized
'avatars'.
One
of
the
projects,
B
R
Chopra's
Naya
Daur
(1957),
was
the
first
to
hit
the
marquee,
a
couple
of
months
back.
It
took
Goldstone
Media
nearly
two
years
for
Naya
Daur
to
be
'reborn'
in
colour.
Unfortunately
the
movie
was
rejected
outright
by
the
cine-goers.
However,
B
R
Chopra's
son,
Ravi
Chopra,
seems
unfazed
and
it
is
reliably
learnt
that
he
is
going
ahead
with
his
decision
to
get
two
of
senior
Chopra's
earlier
works
colourized.
The
two
films
that
have
been
chosen
are
Sadhna
(Sunil
Dutt
and
Vijayantimala)
and
Gumrah
(Ashok
Kumar,
Sunil
Dutt
and
Mala
Sinha).
Here's
wishing
the
Chopras
better
luck
with
Sadhna
(1958)
and
Gumrah
(1963).