MUMBAI — Filmmaker Ashutosh Gowariker and Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan are renuniting for another periodic love story, "Mohenjo Daro," after the success of "Jodhaa Akbar." "I'm extremely excited with the challenge of telling this love story, set in the backdrop of the Indus Valley Civilisation," Gowariker said, NDTV reported. The National Award winning filmmaker said that he loves telling love stories set in different times. "And if those 'times' are several centuries ago, then the intensity of that romance grows multiple fold. In the case of Mohenjo Daro, the times are 2500 BC." The pre-production of the film is on in full swing and the movie is slated to go on the floors in the last quarter of 2014. Roshan, who will be the protagonist in the film, is excited to work with Gowariker again. He said: "It's very rare to come across a vision that challenges every aspect of the norm; that defies your ability of the physical and mental. A film that is truly about spirit and add to that an epic love story set in ancient India. — SG
