I got them from the DVD, but I spent a whole lot of time retiming them and also cleaning up the grammar and the like. I need them myself and always try to include them when possible. Thanks for appreciating them.

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The Video Information does. Hit the "more" button below the video.

Nope, sorry.

@@tommydan55 that's alright. i'd love to see any dev anand films you might have, thanks for your work

@@kunjachayyay There are a number of his films in this channel. A channel search will turn them up. I have many more, of course, but they also have to be out of copyright before I'll work on and upload them, and he had a long career. Thank you for the encouragement.

@@tommydan55 i'll watch those as i wait patiently, thanks so much!

Thank you for noticing. I hate logos with a passion. No video of mine will ever have one and I spend a lot of time removing them from my sources that do have them. Well, that's not exactly true. Go to 2:01:25 and see my initials for a second in the upper right side. After a few years on KZbin I noticed other channels stealing my films, so I changed my mind and decided to prove they were mine with a one second long logo.

@@tommydan55 Sir, what a wonderful restoration-it's truly unbelievable! I accidentally clicked on old movies, and your video popped up. I have yet to explore your entire collection of restored Old Hindi classics on your KZbin channel. Your brief write-ups on each film provide valuable information, even for film buffs like me. I've been following the Film Heritage Foundation's restoration work and am incredibly impressed by the quality. Even the original cinematographers would find it hard to believe that it's their work being showcased. Recently, I watched Brandy Ki Botal (1939) in 4K restoration at the National Film Archive in Pune, and it felt as though it had been shot with sophisticated, modern cameras. Kudos to the technical team for this marvellous work! Thanks, Gandhi V

@@vgg21307 I wish the NFAI would make the films they restore available on home video. Keeping them available only in Pune and sometimes showing a few around the country does nothing for the millions world wide who'd like to watch them. I hope you find a few films you want to watch. If you like the real oldies, then check the playlists. They are separated by time period. Both the NFAI and the Film Heritage Foundation have reels of film with which to work. Unfortunately, I only have the garbage VHS tapes, VCDs, DVDs, and MP4s which the awful Indian home media companies decide to release to us and in which, in many cases, they have even further ruined. As a result, there's only so much I can do.

@@tommydan55 I wanted to check with you if by any chance you have the movie Karma (1933) starring Devika Rani and Himanshu Rai, both in the Hindi and English versions. I've been looking for the English version in particular and thought you might have access to it. If you do, it would be wonderful if you could upload it to your KZbin channel. I'm sure many film enthusiasts would love to see this rare classic! Thanks, Gandhi V