| 'Naya Daur' to be re-released in colour Daily News & Analysis - PTI MUMBAI: Dilip Kumar, hair flying in the wind, riding a tonga and serenading Vyjanthimala in "Naya Daur" is one of the most enduring images of Indian cinema. Naya Daur to re-release in colour |
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<font size=-1>PTI MUMBAI: Dilip Kumar, hair flying in the wind, riding a tonga and serenading Vyjanthimala in "Naya Daur" is one of the most enduring images of Indian cinema.</font>
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Great news!
What a boon for Dilip Kumar fans!
Eagerly waiting to see Naya Daur in colour and dolby digital sound.
NASIR.
I love it in B/W... there is no need 4 this.
QUOTE(YaarMere @ Jul 10 2007, 07:35 PM)
I love it in B/W... there is no need 4 this.
You're right Yaar...
But I'm counting on the new technology which would give this classic, NAYA DAUR, a longer life since we do know how poorly are film archives are maintained.
NASIR.
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