http://forum.blu-ray.com/india/173503-g ... isney.html

Looks like another excellent BD for a Bansali film.

will pick this up, have been meaning to watch the film.

I briefly skipped thru the blu-ray today and it turns out the blu-ray is not as great as the expectations the screenshots had raised. Although, I must mention that I viewed the blu-ray with a slightly higher ambient light than I am used to and that surely would have robbed the picture of atleast some contrast and depth. All in all, the blu-ray has promise, but I don't think it finally ranks amongst the best.

Watched it. Good BD. Image shows some sharpening. Nothing problematic. Sound is (as usual) ear deafening high level. Deleted scenes have no subtitles. Not (foreign) user friendly. Songs from the song menu don't stop at end of song (at least the one I checked, the racy 'Spanish' one, of course ).
Film has no new subjects if you know the world cinema classics (Mar adentro, The Prestige, Whose Life Is It Anyway...) and some borrowing of musical themes in the background score is annoying, but Hrithik and Ash were never better and it all looks fabulous (too fabulous for the morbid subject, one has to be thankful for the occasional hint at what lies beneath, such as the urine bag hanging from the bed). Recommended if you like Bansali's style.