Thanks to Arsh Bhai for the DVD Shots!

thanks 4 the 2nd last shot arsh lol,
whats up with the blue tint? how the heck can they do that if they are just using w/e source for the dvd, what do they use a vhs tape? why cant they use the cinema film print that was really good, btw how is the sound?

Could it be on purpose ??, just live Yuva - Blue is often related to calmness, stability, confidence etc.. - having not seen the movie i cant comment on its relevance or purpose , maybe the BLUE tint is on purpose ? and the "somehow" the theater print was messed up ( i think one of wong kar wai films (Days of being wild ?) suffered from this as well ) - perhaps people who saw it in india can comment on this - anyone sanjay perhaps ?

I assume then that it isn't digitally remastered as advertised?

heheh. you are too nice dvdisoil. you want to give benefit of the doubt to these guys even though they've dissapointed us time and time again.

Yes!! It is indeed , mastered to blue print

Looks like the DVD is missing subtitles even though it has a menu with a selection of various subtitles

.. mine worked

looks like Saif on a roll DCH LKLKBK KAL HO NA HO HUM TUM PARINEETA at this rate he should be the next superstar infact his movies are now more eagerly awaited by me than SRK movies !!!

Thanks urbanlegend. I had Play subtitles off in Power DVD and I was happily selecting the subtitles

I don't remember the film having any blue tint in the theater. It is definately a special effect added by Yash Raj .

I can almost see - "New edition with improved Special Effects"

Shots from Salaam Namaste REM Release:



























Source: http://www.bollywoodforum.ch/forum/show ... php?t=3262

that one looks pretty nice

Can staff please PUT "REM shots on p.3" also?

Comparatively between REM release & YRF release - EXACT frame here.




REM release is bottom and is progressive PAL...movie length is approximately 40 seconds differential. Audio on REM is horrible @ 384kbps DD5.1 (hindi track; german also available and sounding much better)
YRF is @ 448kbps and well we know how well YRF mixes its audio.

YRF is NOT the full-frame as comparatively with REM it is about 2-4 pixels LESS. REM does incude those 2-4 pixels on both sides, BUT HUGELY crops bottom, and also on top slightly. REM comes to about a 2.35 (although I feel 2.33 is what it should have been). YRF is @ 2.29 I believe...just looking at it. Movie from what I remember was originally shot @ 2.35...which is what I think REM was trying to do...MAKE it fit.

If you need further screens for comparison...I've got all 4 discs 2 each from these two companies.