Most cineastes consider Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s Satyakam to be Dharmenda’s finest performance ever, and Dharmendra agrees completely. A study of excessive idealism in the face of growing corruption and compromise Satyakam is also considered by many as the director Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s finest film ever. Now this 1969 classic is all set to be remade. Producer Sunil Bohra acquired the remake rights this week after months of searching for the producer. Bohra finally located the producer in London.

Freida Pinto doesn’t want Indian audiences to see the steamy signs of her upcoming film Trishna. The film has Freida and Riz Ahmed burn up the screen with their brutal sex scenes, the kind seldom seen in mainstream movies. In fact so steamy are the sex scenes in the film that the producers have decided to present two different versions of the film, one in English and the other in Hindi, to the Censor Board. Apparently, Freida, who is very anxious about these graphic scenes of love-making, hopes that they won’t be shown to the Indian audiences.