One such was when veteran actress Hema Malini, who plays the role of Basanti, is seen in a jungle.
The conversion has been done by filmmaker Keten Mehta's Maya Digital studios, which really had to struggle to convert a few scenes of the cult film.
"One of the most complicated frames from the film is where Hemaji is standing in a jungle,` Mehta, who has made films like "Maya Memsaab" and "Mangal Pandey: The Rising", said in a statement.
`When we speak about depth and 3D, each individual portion is a separate layer, with its own depth. From her nose, to the hair, to the flexed hand, to each and every tree, to every leaf of each tree become a separate layer which had to be pulled out individually and then composited together to form a 3D frame with the right depth," Mehta added.
The 3D version of the cult film, that also features veteran actors Amitabh Bachchan and Dharmendra, will hit the screens Friday.