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'''Availability:''' Only known to appear in ''Dharma Sankat''.
'''Availability:''' Only known to appear in ''Dharma Sankat''.


==={{Ordinal|2}} Logo (February 2, 1999)===
===2nd Logo (February 2, 1999)===
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Revision as of 14:27, 16 December 2022


1st Logo (August 2, 1998)

Logo: On a blue background, we see a white illustration of a seashore against a sunset with Hindu god Shiva sitting on top of a lotus flower inside the sun. A red-white circular filmstrip appears around Shiva shortly after, followed by a yellow ribbon swerving around the circular filmstrip appearing below. This is then followed by the company's name "JHARANA MOTION PICTURES Pvt. Ltd." appearing inside the ribbon with "ESTD." on the left and "2052" on the right, along with a yellow rectangle containing the Nepali translation below. It stays still for the last few seconds.

Technique: Traditional animation.

Music/Sounds: A few bell strums followed by the stock lyre theme.

Availability: Only known to appear in Dharma Sankat.

2nd Logo (February 2, 1999)

Logo: On a space background, the statue of Shiva on top of a golden pedestal with a spinning metallic flower behind it zooms in from the center, and stops when it gets close enough. As it stops, a filmstip appears from the right, containing the same text from before, just in a different font and in the color yellow. Once it stops, a bunch of golden pieces form the company's name in Nepali and in gold below the statue left-to-right.

Technique: Mostly done in CGI animation.

Music/Sounds: The stock lyre theme once again followed by an arpeggiating xylophone tune once the Nepali text appears.

Availability: Only known to appear in Gorkhali.

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