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===Background=== |
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Logo description by SnowflakesOmega |
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Logo captures by SnowflakesOmega and naxo-ole |
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===Logo (January 5, 1973-March 30, 1982)=== |
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| ⚫ | '''Visuals:''' In the darkness, a man appears running with a lightened-up torch. The man stops and poses with him looking at his raised torch seen at the left. A yellow blob appears from the torch and moves to the left, and forms the word "{{font|Times New Roman|{{Color|gold|'''DARA'''}}}}". Another yellow blob appears and forms "{{Color|gold|{{font|Times New Roman|'''PRODUCTIONS'''}}}}"; both words are seen in form of an arc. The last yellow blob appears and moves down to form "{{Color|gold|'''''<small>PRESENTS</small>'''''}}". |
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(1973-1982) |
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Dara Productions (1974)Dara Pictures (1982) |
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*On ''<u>Rustom</u>'', "{{color|gold|{{font|Times New Roman|'''PRODUCTIONS'''}}}}" is replaced by "'''{{Color|gold|{{font|Times New Roman|PICTURES}}}}'''" and text is "{{font|Times New Roman|{{color|gold|'''DARA PICTURES'''}}}}" in a arc, and "{{color|gold|'''PRESENTS'''}}" is no longer italic and seen with another font. |
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'''Technique:''' A mix of live action and traditional animation. |
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Nicknames: "The Torch Man", "The Dark Torch Man", "The Indian Torch Man", "Ulster TV's Indian Cousin" |
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'''Audio:''' |
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{{Indian film logos}} |
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{{Film logos}} |
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On Rustom, "PRODUCTIONS" is replaced by "PICTURES", and "PRESENTS" is no longer italic and seen with another font. |
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[[Category:Film logos]] [[Category:India]] [[Category:Indian film logos]] |
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FX/SFX: The running torch man (which is obviously live-action), the 2D words being formed. |
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Editor's Note: The whole dark nature of the logo along with the celesta jingles is pretty unnerving. The synth fanfare used on Rustom is a bit tamer, but still surprising if you were used with the familiar music of this logo. |
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Latest revision as of 04:56, 31 July 2024
Descriptions by
2K-tan
Captures by
Tabit
Video captures courtesy of
IFH LOGO
2K-tan
Captures by
Tabit
Video captures courtesy of
IFH LOGO
Background
Dara Pictures (formerly Dara Productions) was a Punjabi-language film company run by Indian professional wrestler, actor, director, and politician Dara Singh, which also produced Hindi-language films.
Logo (January 5, 1973-March 30, 1982)
Visuals: In the darkness, a man appears running with a lightened-up torch. The man stops and poses with him looking at his raised torch seen at the left. A yellow blob appears from the torch and moves to the left, and forms the word "DARA". Another yellow blob appears and forms "PRODUCTIONS"; both words are seen in form of an arc. The last yellow blob appears and moves down to form "PRESENTS".
Variants:
- On Kisan Aur Bhagwan, the footage of the man running is sped-up.
- On Rustom, "PRODUCTIONS" is replaced by "PICTURES" and text is "DARA PICTURES" in a arc, and "PRESENTS" is no longer italic and seen with another font.
Technique: A mix of live action and traditional animation.
Audio:
- A celesta theme was used on Kisan Aur Bhagwan and Bhagat Dhana Jatt.
- A different version of the celesta theme was used on Sawa Lakh Se Ek Ladaun and Dhyanu Bhagat.
- A dramatic synth fanfare was used on Rustom.
Availability: Not counting the films mentioned on the Audio section, this logo was also seen in Bhakti Mein Shakti and Mera Desh Mera Dharam.
