The opening scene itself creates a mood as the protagonist Satyaveer Randhawa introduces the peacefully disturbing tale of the town and how his life is the same as the fate of this small town which remains an underdog in the nation.

The film is a tribute to Roman Polanski’s Chinatown and draws just an idea of the plot from this classic and is placed in a small deserted town in Rajasthan, Lakhot. And one such fine remake is the 2007 film Manorama: Six Feet Under, directed by Navdeep Singh and featuring Abhay Deol, Gul Panag, and Kulbhushan Kharbana in the main roles. Ultimately everybody is connected to everybody, he thinks Abhay should just get back because he’s incredibly gifted.While most of the remakes in the Hindi film industry are just a mere work of copy-paste or are just a rendered addition of unnecessary elements such as songs and love angles, there are few remakes which light up the rays of hope, as their main motive is only a tribute to a work of art which they have loved or appreciated rather than being made just for the means of business. He also felt betrayed by me about which he has never spoken to me ever.'ĭirector of Manorama Six Feet Under Navdeep Singh also said that there’s a bit of pride and resentment in him which Navdeep thinks Abhay should get over. It was because of something he was grappling with emotionally and personally and never talked about. Also the reason a lot of his directors went away from him. He added, 'He would stay in a five-star hotel while the entire crew stayed in Paharganj for a film that was made on a very tight budget.

The benefits and luxuries of being a ‘Deol’. He further said that Abhay wanted to do artistic movies but also wanted the mainstream benefits. (Also Read: Anurag Kashyap says filmmaking process is changing) And haven’t talked to him much since he finished shooting. He didn't really have great working memories with him. Anurag Kashyap said that it was painfully difficult to work with him. But looks like Anurag Kashyap with whom Abhay worked in Dev D had something different to say about the actor. And could have secured himself in a bigger manner. The actor added that he could have played the game better. Maybe the very expectation that they’d see things his way was his arrogance. He deluded himself into thinking that now the big players would put their money on him and experiment. The actor who has been away from the big screen for quite a while in an interview with HuffPost India said that he was too bullish on the success behind him. After the modest success of his debut, Deol was praised for his performances in films such as Manorama Six Feet Under, Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!, Dev.D, Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara, Raanjhanaa and much more. Abhay Deol who began acting at a young age in theatre productions at his school made his on-screen debut in 2005 with Imtiaz Ali's romantic comedy Socha Na Tha.

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