The censor board gave Vishwak Sen’s Gaami an A certificate, which heightened the excitement among cinema buffs even further. Here’s an additional fascinating tidbit about this exciting play. Director Vidhyadhar claims that Gaami exists in two technical iterations. There are two versions of the aspect ratio: the 1.90:1 version which resembles the images on the IMAX digital screen and the 2.39:1 normal version which is the aspect ratio of regular films. Prasads PCX, AMB Cinemas, and a cinema in Vellore will screen the movie in 1.90:1 aspect ratio, while the remaining theatres will screen it in the customary 2.39:1 aspect ratio.
But only a few specific scenes—a fifteen-minute segment—will use this enlarged 1.90:1 ratio. To put it another way, the other scenes will be played in the standard 2.39:1 ratio, but this specific fifteen-minute segment of Gaami will take up the whole Prasads PCX screen. As the protagonist’s early years are depicted in a larger ratio in the teaser, it is evident that this was intended to be communicated.
