Rang De Basanti in English as ‘Colour Of Sacrifice’

IndiaFm, UTV is at its peak with a series of ambitious projects. It has been spreading its international presence by co-producing “the Namesake”. The coming up ventures includes two new projects with Will Smith and M. Night Shyamalan. As for Indian movies, UTV has this massive plan to dub the 2006 hit Rang De Basanti in English.

The movie will be re-launched worldwide in its new avatar. The international version will be crisply edited and will be a 2.10 hours movie. Any guess what will the title? Well it is –“Colour Of Sacrifice”.

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