The phrase is typically associated with illegal file-sharing directories (open directories) rather than an official movie edition or a specific review category. In online piracy terminology, "extra quality" refers to high-bitrate encodes, while "patched" often indicates a software file that has been modified to bypass licensing, though it is sometimes misused in movie filenames to imply a fixed or "re-synced" audio/video track.
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In the context of this search, "extra quality patched" suggests the user is looking for a "fixed" version of a high-resolution pirate copy of Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi . The phrase is typically associated with illegal file-sharing