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Some purists argue 720p is outdated. However, Hacksaw Ridge was shot digitally on Arri Alexa at 3.4K, then finished at 2K. The 1080p Blu-ray is an upscale. On a 13-inch laptop or 32-inch TV, the difference between 720p and 1080p is negligible, but the file size difference is significant. Plus, many Hindi dubs are only available in 720p from the original release groups.

But for Indian audiences and fans of multilingual cinema, a specific format has become the gold standard for rewatching this masterpiece: The question is, why is this version considered better than standard prints, lower resolutions, or single-audio files? Let’s break it down.

While we discuss the technical "betterness" of the 720p Blu-ray Hindi Dual Audio version, it is crucial to state: Unauthorized rips harm the filmmakers—especially a grassroots hit like Hacksaw Ridge which relied on word-of-mouth.

For most users on mid-range smartphones or laptops, the wins as the “better” choice.