People often try to make remakes and sequels to the tried and tested successful film formulas to recur the victory but realistic cinema director Rakeysh Om Prakash Mehra, is certainly from A different league, who is now trying to turn his failed attempt into a winning one. Rakyesh Om Prakash Mehra is set to re-release his flop film 'Delhi-6', but only after incorporating the original idea into it. According to the original plot of the film Abhishek was supposed to be dead in the climax of the film, but listening to the constant advices Rakyesh shifted his mind keeping the track of the common hindi film style and kept the protagonist alive, making the climax dramatic and unreal, instead of sticking to reality, in order to give the film a 'happy ending'. This resulted in the film turning out to be a debacle at the box-office, but the director has still not left hope and is confident of his story this time. And it is this confidence of this critically acclaimed director to face the challenge and re-release the film to prove its capability. Rakyesh seems to believe the famous saying of failure is the stepping stone towards success; hope confidence turns out into magic and proves fruitful for the brave director.