It depends on whether the light is within a medium or just in vacuum. Afaik light in vacuum behaves entirely linear (so waves of different frequencies don't interact).
But there are materials where light does indeed interact with light of different frequencies. One effect like this is so-called four-wave mixing.
In general you can take a look at non linear optics
Here the Research Gate link if you want to check out the full extent of this XD http://dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.30887.09128