Since it is close to two decades since the release of 'Agneepath', would the remake have a different milieu to it?

'Certainly! We are adapting the film from the original, but ours would be a new age version that would fit in well with today's time. We really hope that we are able to do justice to the original and make the remake exciting for today's generation,' Johar said.

Dharma Productions, meanwhile, has as many as seven films that are in different stages of production. These are 'My Name Is Khan', 'Wake Up Sid', 'Kurbaan', 'Koochie Koochie Hota Hai', remakes of Hollywood flick 'Stepmom' and 'Agneepath' and 'I Hate Love Stories'.

How is he managing it all?

'Believe me, it's not difficult at all. All you have to do is to follow a three-point mantra - delegation, outsourcing and trust. Along with that, if you have the right vision and infrastructure in place, which we do have in Dharma Productions, it isn't difficult to crack it all.

'That's the way you manage things and I have been fortunate enough to have a team with which it has become possible to helm a number of projects at the same time,' said Johar.

Among the seven films, three are ready to hit the screens.

''Wake Up Sid' is all set to arrive on Oct 2. 'Kurbaan' will come in late November. Other than that, we are looking at an early 2010 release for 'My Name Is Khan'. Yes, these have been busy and really exciting times,' the filmmaker said.