De Dana Dan BD ReviewOk, saw this BD for 20 mins and then handed it back to my friend. The movie is awful so I never intended to see it anyway.
My Review/PreviewHere is the preview/review from 20 mins of watching through chapters.
Picture QualityThe moment the BD starts with the film, the first thing you notice is how washed out the image is. It is like someone is holding a white semitransparent fabric between you and the film. This washed out effect successfully manages to kill the contrast and dynamic range of the image and eventually your viewing pleasure.
The second thing I noticed was color issue. The color temp and primaries are way off the mark and everyone looks like either they have extreme jauncide or they have applied orangish yellow face mask (most affected in indoor shots).
I used my RGB Video preset conversion to get rid of the washed out raised black level. Althought it managed to get rid to some extent but it was still there making this BD the worst ever for raised black level issue. Some scenes looked alright but most still showed raised black level. Outdoor scenes suffers the most and look really anaemic. I had to change the gamma and adjust white/black level to make it look better (Thanksfully changes are done on my free preset loss and I didn't loose any of my stored calibrated presets).
I took some screen shots showing the standard and RGB conversion of the projected image using my camera but they are in my laptop at home.
The detail on costumes, objects and peoples faces after RGB conversion came out really nice as I guessed. The two songs looked really colorful and punchy and if the colors and black levels were right, this could have been a demo BD for people who likes this movie. Not for me though.
Audio QualityThe audio quality is just opposite of the PQ. This BD means business and is full bodied and quite loud. I had to turn down my AVR volume down to -35 to -40 range. I watch hollywood BDs at -15 to -25 range and bollywood BDs at -20 to -35 range. Bollywood BDs normally have a louder presentation (dont know why???) but this one sounded slightly louder.
The soundstage is detailed and the rear channels get a good work with certain scenes and during the songs. My friend asked me to play the Songs 'Ba mulaiza' and 'paisa paisa'. The first one sounded really nice and the room came alive and the 2nd one can really knock off your socks so turn down the volume a bit.

Overall very good AQ. If the PQ was good I would have seen and listened more as the audio is quite engaging.
Conclusion:It just beats me why Eros is delivering the same mistake again and again on the black level and colors

. This is the worst BD in terms of those two issues. Thankfully, I don't care about this BD but people who care will be dissapointed. I am more concerned with the fate of other good movie BDs with Eros.
if anyone from Eros is reading the Eros BD threads here, please listen to the feedback and make sure the mistakes are not repeated again and again. I am probably talking to walls :rolleyes: but worth a try keeping in mind some good movies that are yet to be released by Eros.
I also watched Apaharan yesterday and will post the review now in that thread.
My RatingVideo: 2.25
Audio: 4.25
Overall Quality Score: 2.75 (to me PQ is more important)
Review done withDisplay : Infocus IN82 Full HD DC3 DLP Projector
Screen: 90â€
BD Player: Sony S350
Av Amp: Denon AVR 1910 7.1 AV Receiver
Speakers: Q Acoustics 1010i 5.1 Surround