Bollywood’s evergreen actor Dev Anand told that he was going to remake his 1971 hit ‘Hare Rama Hare Krishna’ very soon.
“I will make another version of ‘Hare Rama Hare Krishna’ in Nepal very soon. The script is ready. People want another ‘Hare Rama Hare Krishna’ I know that,” Dev Anand said reporters at the first look of his directorial project ‘Chargesheet’ at the JW Marriott hotel in Mumbai.

“If people can make remakes, make biopics, why can’t there be a remake of this movie… The movie will be made keeping in perspective the present generation,” the actor told, adding that his movie was about drugs and hippies and the former was still a factor.
The legendary filmmaker was not discouraged in spite of his last few directorial ventures ‘Censor’ (2001), ‘Love at Times Square’ (2003) and ‘Mr Prime Minister’ (2005) sank at the box office without a trace.
Dev Anand also spoke of his classic ‘Hum Dono’, which is being released in a colour version.