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(July 26, 1974)

Nickname: "Prabhat and Vijaya's Granddaughter"

Logo: On a maroon background, we see a silhouette of a statue of a girl holding a trumpet while kneeling on one knee (which happens to be the exact same position of the girl in the Vijaya Films logo). Underneath the statue is a green bar with a not-so hidden green pedestal. Light would soon illuminate on the statue, along with the pedestal containing the company's name on it.

FX/SFX: The illumination of the statue and the texts.

Music/Sounds: A man singing something in Malayalam, accompanied by a tanpura and a xylophone.

Availability: Seen only on Kanyakumari.

Editor's Note: The typical Hindi effects may get to some people, along with its darkness, but the logo isn't any scarier than that.

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Line 10: '''Logo:''' On a maroon background, we see a silhouette of a statue of a girl holding a trumpet while kneeling on one knee (which happens to be the exact same position of the girl in the [[Vijaya Films (India)\|Vijaya Films]] logo). Underneath the statue is a green bar with a not-so hidden green pedestal. Light would soon illuminate on the statue, along with the pedestal containing the company's name on it. '''FX/SFX''': The ~~revelation~~illumination of the statue and the texts. '''Music/Sounds''': A man singing something in Malayalam, accompanied by a tanpura and a xylophone.