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'''Logo''':We see a green G and a red A wiping. A man striking an anvil appears and flashes quickly later. We see the pink text saying “GHORI ARTS” flases first “GHORI” and then “ARTS”. The man with the anvil stops flashing. |
'''Logo''':We see a green G and a red A wiping. A man striking an anvil appears and flashes quickly later. We see the pink text saying “GHORI ARTS” flases first “GHORI” and then “ARTS”. The man with the anvil stops flashing. |
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(1994)
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Logo:We see a green G and a red A wiping. A man striking an anvil appears and flashes quickly later. We see the pink text saying “GHORI ARTS” flases first “GHORI” and then “ARTS”. The man with the anvil stops flashing.
FX/SFX: The wiping, the flashing.
Music/Sounds: We hear the same Lyra fanfare as Aarti Pictures (India). We hear a loud thunderclap sound. After we hear the thunderclap sound, we hear the man saying something in Hindi.
Availability: Extinct.
Editor's Note: The thunderclap sound will cause a jumpscare to a lot of people.
