Mumbai,
Feb
3
(PTI)
Actor-filmmaker
Dev
Anand
is
all
set
to
remake
his
1971
blockbuster
''Hare
Rama
Hare
Krishna''
but
in
a
modern
premise
and
not
on
the
hippie
culture
that
the
original
film
highlighted.
"I
know
that
people
want
another
''Hare
Rama
Hare
Krishna''.
The
script
is
ready.
If
hippies
were
trend
of
1970s,
there
are
drugs
even
today.
That
story
was
different.
This
(the
remake)
will
be
different
because
I
will
have
to
look
at
today''s
trends," the
87-year-old
veteran
said.
"It
was
an
out-of-the-box
(film).
I
can''t
repeat
the
same
concept
of
the
1970s
with
that
of
2011
(film)
as
it
cannot
work
in
today''s
world.
The
film
has
been
made
keeping
in
mind
today''s
thinking,"
he
added.
The
evergreen
filmmaker
had
tasted
success
with
''Hare
Rama
Hare
Krishna'' which
talked
about
the
prevalent
hippie
culture.
The
film
carried
an
anti-drugs
message
and
also
depicted
problems
associated
with
westernisation.
His
find
actress
Zeenat
Aman,
who
played
the
mini-skirt
sporting,
pot-smoking
Janice,
became
an
overnight
sensation
and
the
song
''Dum
Maro
Dum''
featuring
her
became
very
popular.
Dev
Anand
is
also
ready
with
his
next
film
''Chargesheet'',
a
suspense-murder
drama,
starring
himself,
Jackie
Shroff,
Zeenat
Aman,
Naseeruddin
Shah,
and
Divya
Dutta
among
others.
"Charge
Sheet
is
very
contemporary.
It
is
a
suspense
genre,
a
murder
story
of
two
hours
duration.
I
think
it
should
do
very
well
because
I
have
made
it
with
tremendous
gusto.
The
film
should
release
in
two
months,"
Dev
Anand
said.
The
actor's
last
few
directorial
ventures
'Censor'
(2001),
''Love
at
Times
Square''
(2003)
and
''Mr
Prime
Minister''
(2005)
sank
without
a
trace.
But
the
legendary
filmmaker
is
not
disheartened.
"I
know
off
late
my
films
have
not
done
well.
So
what?
It
happens.
May
be
I
made
some
flaws...mistakes
in
publicity,
distribution
and
other
areas.
But
all
my
films
are
very
close
to
my
heart,"
the
actor
said.