Your chance to see a Hollywood rendition of British ruled India may never actually happen! 'Indian Summer', the first Hollywood movie to be based on the controversial Nehru's love life will unfortunately never see the light of day. The movie was to be made on the controversial topic of Edwina Mountbatten-Jawaharlal Nehru romance.

Filmmaker Joe Wright said, “We were in between a rock and a hard place. The Indian government wanted us to make less of the love story while the studio wanted us to make more of the love story.”

In addition to all this, the spiraling budget was another cause of concern, so the makers thought it best to put the project on hold as of now.

Starring Hugh Grant and Cate Blanchett as Lord and Edwina Mountbatten, the movie was an adaptation of British historian Alex von Tunzelmann's 2007 book `Indian Summer: The Secret History of the End of an Empire'. American director Joe Wright was to begin filming in early 2010.