"Do Paise Ki Dhoop..." is the adventure of a disturbing gay lyricist, an ageing prostitute and her physically challenged 12-year-old son.

Enquiries from anniversary organisers and -to-be distributors accept amorphous to crawl in.

"It isn't a blur artlessly about gays and prostitutes. It is added about about the ebbs and tides of animal relationships," Deepti told IANS in an interview.

"I haven't fabricated this blur alone for the anniversary circuit. I wish to ability out to filmgoers beyond India. The blur absolutely isn't archetypal Bollywood fare, but it is absolutely attainable emotionally," she was quick to add.

Deepti took abundant affliction to ensure that neither the prostitute nor the gay man would arise stereotypical.

"The abstraction was to present a modern, acute and astute account of humans disturbing to acquisition happiness," she said.

Shot in Mumbai's backing division endure year by one of Bollywood's finest cinematographers, Kiran Deohans, "Do Paise Ki Dhoop..." uses the allegory of the under-construction arch beyond the sea from Bandra to aback the accompaniment of the accord a part of the three capital protagonists.

"They are aggravating to affix with anniversary other, but the action is far from completion," the first-time administrator explained.

"Do Paise Ki Dhoop..." has Manisha Koirala, Rajit Kapur and New York-based Sanaj Naval, who is the director's nephew, in arch roles.

Deepti was originally alive on addition blur for which Madhuri Dixit was getting advised for the changeable lead. If that activity accepted to be still-born, she came up with the cine of "Do Paise Ki Dhoop...", which, she reveals, was "written in three months".

The music of the blur has been composed by Sandesh Shandilya while Gulzar has bound the anapestic appellation song.

"He was active with addition blur if I aboriginal approached Gulzar saab. He bidding his disability to appear on board," said Naval.

But Sandesh Shandilya, a abundant adherent of the adept lyricist, was actual agog to plan with him.

"So I went aback to Gulzar saab. If I told him what the appellation of my blur would be, he instantly came up with the additional band and one affair led to another," she added.

So, is Naval planning to bid conge to her acting career?

"No way," she said. "My role in Nandita Das' 'Firaaq' as a woman too barren to arbitrate if her association resorts to atrocity and abandon has addled a ambit wherever the blur has been screened. I can never about-face my aback on acting."

The extra had carved a alcove for herself in alongside cinema with films like "Saath Saath", "Chashme Buddoor", "Katha", "Angoor", "Hip Hip Hurray", "Kamla" and "Mirch Masala".