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Background

Kripa Films was a Malayalam film production company mostly active in the 1990s.

Logo (July 7, 1989-January 1, 2000)

Visuals: A small flame can be seen burning in the top-left corner in a dark room. The flame illuminates the setting, just to reveal a copper lamp the flame is burning on with 2 elephants on both sides and a Hindu god in the middle. Below it is the text "KRIPA" in the color pink.

Variant: Between 1993-2000, the text is thinner and more spaced out and its color shifts to blue and green.

Technique: Practical effects.

Audio: A flute melody with a tampura.

Availability: The normal variant was seen on Kireedam, Maalayogam, and Aadhaaram, while the later variant was seen on Chenkol, Sallaapam, Bhoothakkannadi, Sammaanam, and Millennium Stars.

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