Al-Haq Brothers: Difference between revisions
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'''Logo:''' We see a set of yellow Urdu text surrounded by a flower pattern. It cuts to people praying inside a mosque. after 12-13 Seconds, we cut to a set of blue Urdu text reading "FROM AL-HAQ BROTHERS, MIAN MANZOOR AL-HAQ PRESENTS" transforming against a yellow lens backdrop.
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Revision as of 02:20, 15 April 2023
Descriptions by
DamienCLG2007
Captures by
Tabit
Editions by
BaldisBasicsFan and Tabit
Video captures courtesy of
Michael Mick mock and Damien L
DamienCLG2007
Captures by
Tabit
Editions by
BaldisBasicsFan and Tabit
Video captures courtesy of
Michael Mick mock and Damien L
Background
Al-Haq Brothers (Known as Jandarakant Enterprises) is a production in-house located in Lahore.
(2003-June 26, 2004)
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Logo: We see a set of yellow Urdu text surrounded by a flower pattern. It cuts to people praying inside a mosque. after 12-13 Seconds, we cut to a set of blue Urdu text reading "FROM AL-HAQ BROTHERS, MIAN MANZOOR AL-HAQ PRESENTS" transforming against a yellow lens backdrop.
Technique: Live action and 2D computer animation.
Music/Sounds: An announcer saying something in Urdu, which is then followed by several synth whooshes.
Availability: Seen on four films: Foja Amritsaria, Billo Ghanta Gharia, Budha Bigra Jai and Loha.
