Amplifying the attosecond pulse by the chirp pulse amplification method is impossible. Furthermore, the intensity
of attosecond pulse is low in the interaction of laser pulse and underdense plasma. This motivates us to propose
using a multi-color pulse to produce the high intense attosecond pulse. In the present study, the relativistic
interaction of a three-color linearly-polarized laser-pulse with highly overdense plasma is studied. We show
that the combination of 𝜔1, 𝜔2 and 𝜔3 frequencies decreases the instance full width at half maximum reflected
attosecond pulse train from the overdense plasma surface. Moreover, we show that the three-color pulse increases
the intensity of generated harmonics, which is explained by the relativistic oscillating mirror model. The obtained
results demonstrate that if the three-color laser pulse interacts with overdense plasma, it will enhance two orders
of magnitude of intensity of ultra short attosecond pulses in comparison with monochromatic pulse.