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Latest revision as of 07:12, 24 September 2024
Compiled by
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TVB
Video captures courtesy of
WPGGeek
Background
A.R. Arts was a film company in India.
Logo (2010)
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Visuals: A religious god sitting on a golden throne with a trident is shown, surrounded by a group of flowers. Faint smoke is seen flying from the bottom. The white text "A.R. ARTS" fades in at the bottom center, along with the text "PRESENTS" below.
Technique: Live action and fading effects.
Audio: A tanpura and sitar theme, along with a group of men singing.
Availability: The logo was seen in Binj Bonja.
