BLUE is an action packed film, starring Akshay Kumar, Lara Dutta, Sanjay Dutt and Katrina Kaif. The film has been shot as much on land as under water. There are some stunning scenes of underwater action performed by the lead actors, who are in search of a lost treasure, which explains the rampant underwater scenes in the film. 250 ft deep lies the secret of Blue. Treasures hunters come in droves, lured by tales of a fabled treasure. But no one has ever returned from the deadly depths of the Pacific Ocean; leaving behind a bloody trail and even more intriguing rumors... For not only is the treasure inaccessible; it's guarded night and day by deadly sharks Aarav, Sagar and Sam - three men with differing motives - find themselves diving deep into these murky depths - to hunt for treasure. For wealthy Aarav, it's about the intoxicating high of more money and of more risk. For honest, Sagar, it's only about saving his girlfriend Mona and his brother. For dare devil Sam, it's simply a matter of life and death - his own. As emotions runs high and motives run deep, the dark side of human nature lays bared. And hundreds of feet underwater, Aarav, Sagar and Sam grapple, initially with the sharks, and then with the demons of greed, betrayal, and above all their own pricking conscious. The film is an assortment of lavish, scenic, fast paced underwater action and the shots have been filmed by underwater specialist cinematographer Pete Zuccarini, while cinematographer Lakman Utekar has picturized the scenic Bahamas and Bangkok, where the film was shot. And the film’s not just about the wild action but it’s also about importing the best experts and technicians from around the world. While James Bomalick of THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS - TOKYO DRIFT fame is the action director of the film, Oscar winner A.R.Rehmaan has given music for the film, and Resul Pookuty, the sound. Another star attraction of the film is an item number from international pop star Kylie Minogue, along with our very own Sonu Nigam. All set to hit theatres this Diwali on October 16th, BLUE is produced by one of India's biggest production houses Shree Ashtavinayak Cine Vision Ltd. and directed by debutant director Anthony D'Souza.