Mr India - 1987 - Blu-ray Screenshots (Eros)

[hum_tum143]

Mr India - 1987 - Blu-ray Screenshots (Eros)














Thanks DDR, KaMaL & SaM

[raj1402]

thx but its a encoded screenshot!!!

[FreakMan]

PQ looks much better than in the previous screenshots, looks decent. I will pick it up once i can get it cheaper than $25

[ravenus]

Not bad. I doubt the film can look much better than this. It was always kind of tacky even in the cinemas.

[bludhound]

Thanks. Was waiting for these screenshots!

[mrbrat_Boy]

Thanks Hum_tum143
I would like to get this one now, but more so just for the songs and by Laxmikant Pyarelal and Sridevi. The songs are embedded in my childhood memories. Hawa Hawaii being the biggest one of them all.

[toddly6666]

Mine's arriving in the mail later today. I'll give my impressions here later!

[toddly6666]

How do the Blu-ray screencaps compare with the anamorphic DVD version? Slight upgrade or big upgrade?

[ravenus]

LOL, I just noticed...Boney's Law

[sanjay0864]

Originally Posted by ravenus

LOL, I just noticed...Boney's Law

[Riddhi2011]

The PQ looks Very Good. But I doubt if 2.35:1 was the original aspect ratio, as most old indian cinemas had 1.85:1 single screen theatres, or 1.33:1. Mr. India was shot Full Aperture show a 4:3 DVD would look much better than this cramped bluray!

[Shahran Sunny Audit]

It was shot in Cinemascope 2.35:1

[ravenus]

Yeah in fact very few Indian films are in 1.85:1 ratio. Most of the pre-digital era Indian movies were either 1.33:1 or 2.35:1. Mr. India was in the latter slot.

[sanjay0864]

Originally Posted by Riddhi2011

The PQ looks Very Good. But I doubt if 2.35:1 was the original aspect ratio, as most old indian cinemas had 1.85:1 single screen theatres, or 1.33:1.

Actually you would be hard pressed to find any theaters in India built in the last three to four decades, that do not have a 2.35:1 screen. By "old" you would have to be implying the 1960's for your statement to hold true and even then, the screen would be 4:3 (1.33:1) and not 1.85:1. Which is an aspect ratio very rarely used by Indian film makers.