Also if this original name is Zero and is a bollywood/IN release, why is full neuter locked as EN?
2,000,000,000 Indian Rupee equals 27,880,000.00 isn't that more like 28m US?
Also if this original name is Zero and is a bollywood/IN release, why is full neuter locked as EN?
2,000,000,000 Indian Rupee equals 27,880,000.00 isn't the more like 28m US?
Sorry , I don't get what do you mean by this _why is full neuter locked as EN? _
So this is the third time I have asked without an answer.
It would appear bollywood is releasing more and more movies with EN title.
But TMDB sop will be to translate that to HI?
I know the header of that IN page you linked eludes to that, but the body claims same as google...
2,000,000,000 INR is equal to 27,860,000 USD @ 71.79 Indian rupees to 1 US dollar.
28M no?
So this means NO HI posters exist? Except that horrible pre release with Romanized text?
So this is the third time I have asked without an answer.
It would appear bollywood is releasing more and more movies with EN title.
But TMDB sop will be to translate that to HI?
I know the header of that IN page you linked eludes to that, but the body claims same as google...
2,000,000,000 INR is equal to 27,860,000 USD @ 71.79 Indian rupees to 1 US dollar.
28M no?
So this means NO HI posters exist? Except that horrible pre release with Romanized text?
Due to Bollywood movies have global reach - their poster title are always in romanized text hence, why the traditional Hindi posters are rare.
Besides that, the SOP not exclusive for Hindi movie there are other regional movies in India released mainly with their own traditional alphabets.
Global reach? I hate to READ movies. ;-)
Just checking, asked twice before. Was confused this one was locked with EN original title.
will just assune ALL bollywood is unwatchable and in HI regardless of the poster.
This means a non-EN movie will never have a TMDB movie poster in its native tongue.
Tried translating that Romanized poster, was recognized as HI, but all gibberish.
Thanks!
رد بواسطة DaMaN
بتاريخ فبراير 4, 2019 في 8:24 مساءا
Also if this original name is Zero and is a bollywood/IN release, why is full neuter locked as EN?
2,000,000,000 Indian Rupee equals 27,880,000.00 isn't that more like 28m US?
رد بواسطة k3sh
بتاريخ فبراير 5, 2019 في 6:08 صباحا
This is done.
رد بواسطة k3sh
بتاريخ فبراير 5, 2019 في 6:25 صباحا
Sorry , I don't get what do you mean by this _why is full neuter locked as EN? _
The box office amount is 200 crore which +/- 2B
Source
رد بواسطة DaMaN
بتاريخ فبراير 5, 2019 في 9:22 صباحا
So this is the third time I have asked without an answer.
It would appear bollywood is releasing more and more movies with EN title.
But TMDB sop will be to translate that to HI?
I know the header of that IN page you linked eludes to that, but the body claims same as google...
2,000,000,000 INR is equal to 27,860,000 USD @ 71.79 Indian rupees to 1 US dollar.
28M no?
So this means NO HI posters exist? Except that horrible pre release with Romanized text?
رد بواسطة DaMaN
بتاريخ فبراير 5, 2019 في 9:29 صباحا
https://www.google.com/search?q=%E2%82%B9200+crore&rlz=1C1CHBD_enUS798US798&oq=%E2%82%B9200+crore&aqs=chrome..69i57&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
رد بواسطة DaMaN
بتاريخ فبراير 5, 2019 في 9:41 صباحا
nevermind on the usd 26 or 28m thought it was a bigger diff.
رد بواسطة k3sh
بتاريخ فبراير 5, 2019 في 10:32 صباحا
Due to Bollywood movies have global reach - their poster title are always in romanized text hence, why the traditional Hindi posters are rare. Besides that, the SOP not exclusive for Hindi movie there are other regional movies in India released mainly with their own traditional alphabets.
رد بواسطة DaMaN
بتاريخ فبراير 5, 2019 في 10:46 صباحا
Global reach? I hate to READ movies. ;-)
Just checking, asked twice before. Was confused this one was locked with EN original title.
will just assune ALL bollywood is unwatchable and in HI regardless of the poster.
This means a non-EN movie will never have a TMDB movie poster in its native tongue.
Tried translating that Romanized poster, was recognized as HI, but all gibberish.
Thanks!