S.S. Rajamouli's Yamadonga (2007) Blu-Ray from Twin

[ashik786]

S.S. Rajamouli - Jr. NTR Team's 2007 Indian Telugu-language fantasy action comedy film Yamadonga getting Blu-ray release from Twin Japan

Tentative release date : 3rd Apr 2024

Pre-Order : Amazon



Audio : Telugu/5.1ch DTS-HD Master Audio

Subs : Japanese subtitles

Special Features : Making of Yamadonga

[ashik786]

Disc Size : 41.6 GB
Video : MPEG-4 AVC
Audio : Telugu DTS-HD MA 5.1
Subs : Japanese
Special Features : Making of Yamadonga (12m:46sec)
Region : Free

[Dragun]

Originally Posted by ashik786

Were they putting smoking/drinking warnings on movies in 2007? Maybe this Blu-Ray was sourced from a TV master.

[ravenus]

^It looks filtered enough to be one. See what's happening to his hands here. Even considering they're in motion, that's way too much blur.

Originally Posted by ashik786

[ashik786]

Originally Posted by Dragun

Were they putting smoking/drinking warnings on movies in 2007? Maybe this Blu-Ray was sourced from a TV master.

I had the same doubts.

[zombeaner]

I believe that my DCPs for the film have those warnings. These are from new prints struck in the last few years

[Dragun]

Originally Posted by zombeaner

I believe that my DCPs for the film have those warnings. These are from new prints struck in the last few years

One of the on-screen titles in this DCP version was in Tamil, rather than Telugu. Around the 44 minute mark, after NTR throws his bottle at the sky, it says "Devalokam." Does this Blu-Ray have the Telugu or Tamil graphic there?

[Mikko]

Originally Posted by Dragun

One of the on-screen titles in this DCP version was in Tamil, rather than Telugu. Around the 44 minute mark, after NTR throws his bottle at the sky, it says "Devalokam." Does this Blu-Ray have the Telugu or Tamil graphic there?

In the Blu-ray, it says Suvarlokam (సువర్లోకం) in Telugu.

The last shot before the interval at around 1 h 29 min is missing. Is it present in the DCP version? I hate it when they sometimes decide to cut out the intervals from these home video versions at the most dramatic moments, and then we have to guess when it's the correct time to pause the film.