At
times
some
valuable
things
are
found
only
after
we're
gone.
No
one
would
have
expected
that
there
would
be
another
release
of
late
Joy
Mukherjee's
movie.
A
40-year-old
classic
film
called
Love
in
Bombay
made
by
Mukherjee
in
1973
will
be
released
on
August
2,
2013.
The
negative
of
the
film
was
found
by
Joy's
children
in
Fazal
Bhoy
cold
storage
at
Worli.
They
got
it
digitally
restored
and
decided
to
showcase
their
father's
last
work.
Joy
passed
away
last
year
on
March
9
at
the
age
of
73.
Love
in
Bombay
was
part
of
the
Love
in
trilogy
but
remained
unreleased
until
now.
The
series
started
with
Joy
debuting
with
the
blockbuster
hit
Love
in
Simla
in
1960,
followed
by
the
golden
jubilee
hit
Love
in
Tokyo
in
1966.
Joy
not
only
made
the
movie
but
is
also
the
lead
actor
of
the
film
opposite
Waheeda
Rehman.
The
film
is
being
released
nationally
by
PVR
Director's
Rare.
The
supporting
cast
includes
yesteryear's
biggest
names
like
Ashok
Kumar,
Kishore
Kumar
and
Rehman
while
the
music
was
composed
by
Shankar-Jaikishan
and
lyrics
were
penned
by
Majrooh
Sultanpuri.
Joy's
family
is
grateful
that
the
current
generation
can
watch
his
work.
"We
are
really
touched
by
PVR
Director
Rare's
gesture
to
release
the
film.
They
are
giving
today's
young
generation
a
chance
to
enjoy
my
husband's
classic
work.
I'm
sure
they
will
appreciate
his
cinema
and
the
same
will
create
nostalgia
for
those
who
have
seen
his
work
before.
I
would
also
like
to
appreciate
the
unrelenting
effort
that
was
put
by
Avitel
Post
Studio
in
restoring
the
film's
negative," said
Neelam
Mukherjee,
Joy's
wife.
The
movie
is
an
adventurous
romantic
tale
that
revolves
around
an
innocent
young
man
who
meets
an
arrogant
city
girl
on
a
ship.
"We
are
extremely
pleased
to
announce
the
release
of
late
Joy
Mukherjee's
Love
in
Bombay
through
PVR
Director's
Rare.
By
providing
a
platform
which
renders
it
possible
for
the
film
to
see
the
light
of
day,
we
pay
our
respects
to
the
celebrated
visionary
that
Joy
Mukherjee
was," said
Sanjeev
Kumar
Bijli,
Joint
Managing
Director
of
PVR
Ltd.