Its certainly the first Bollywood movie on blu-ray done under my supervision by AP International.
We've used the same method done for our Tamil HD releases. We take the DPX, get the colour correction approved by the director/DOP/Banner, then process the encode very carefully.
The film (which has poor production values) actually does look nice on blu-ray. Just surprised to see the same problems found on Tamil/Malayalam DPX files are present on Hindi DPX.
e.g.) The end credits graphics had major compression issues. It seems that the graphic house exported the file as a poor quality Quicktime file. This file was then processed on the final edit, then saved onto DPX file. Sadly, we cannot fix this as the source is at fault.
We'll make it look as good as the source - that I can promise you
