And where is this Disney TZP? Didn't Disney supposedly have a 3 month lead time when the T-Series version was released, in July?

The Panasonic BD55 has not had a single issue with playing any BDs or DVDs so far. In fact it played the Disc 2 (Special Features) of Jaane Tu.. Ya Jaane Na.. perfectly fine. Also, this is not a case of freezing up, but rather the disc simply cannot be read. In any case to put this debate to rest, I have now tried playing Disc 1 on 'THREE' different players other than the Panasonic BD55, with the same result. The disc cannot be read in any of them, with the PS3 being the only player to succesfully play it. I am sure it is not a case of rot, for it is brand new, therefore there has not been enough time for any rot to set in, but rather it is a typical case of T-Series using cheap and crappy media. As it is 'silver' media is not a good idea for dual layered discs, which is what Indian DVD manufacturers all seem to use, T-Series seems to, like 'Video Sound' used to, use the cheapest and crappiest media they can lay their hands on.

Also the male version of the same song is NOT in the movie itself but on the extras disc.

Have a very unusual question for you.

You see we had two more songs in the film, one is the female version of Jaane Tu Mera Kya Hai, Jaane Tu Mera Kya Tha… sung by Runa , and the other is the male version of the same song sung by Sukhvinder. Both songs had been shot. In the test screenings we decided to cut out the male version because we felt it stopped the flow of the story. However opinion on the female version was divided. Through all the test screenings and the final edit we were not sure whether to cut that song out or retain it in the film. Sometimes we would remove it, then we would put it back in. A.R., if I remember correctly, wanted it to stay in. We finally decided to complete the final copy (first print) with the song in it. We figured we would see the final film and then take a final call whether to keep it or cut it out.

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Want your opinion.

Should it have been in the film? Do you think we should add the song into the film now? The song is ready and its easy enough for me to do...

Have really enjoyed reading all the comments. Once again the opinion is divided. Such fun.

Though, those in favor of adding the song seem to be in the majority. So, for those of you who want it in, the song is in but for just ONE WEEK. You see all of us feel that what we released is what we see the film as. And that we don’t want to change. This is more like an experiment. A one week experiment.

So the film will play with the song from tomorrow, i.e. Friday 18th July, for just one week.

Screen shots do not look like the DVD - sorry Sengh bhai - I appreciate the time that you take to post the shots but for some reason they don't look like the DVD. IMHO the DVD was crisp with good colour definition and a sharp picture.

sengh buddy, do you take SS off your laptop? I have a laptop that always results in shots that are dull... looks like some hardware/drivers/colours issue. However, my desktop and the other laptop always give great SS.

Also Muz, If my PC has a problem I request u or someone to show me how it really should look like. Otherwise Zulmi's and guests at Zulm will keep getting fooled.

Also Muz, If my PC has a problem I request u or someone to show me how it really should look like. Otherwise Zulmi's and guests at Zulm will keep getting fooled.

Shots from an NTSC DVD should be captured at 852x480 resolution - yours are being captured incorrectly at 960x536. Also, any colour filters your DVD player program is using (such as 'Vivid mode') must be set to off.