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I think this counts. The statue is of the goddess Chandi, which is the namesake of the company
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===1st Logo (November 8, 1987-1989)===
===1st Logo (November 8, 1987-1989)===
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Revision as of 14:26, 2 July 2022


1st Logo (November 8, 1987-1989)


Logo: We start with a close up of the face of a Bengali deity before zooming out slowly. What we see around the statue are roses and violets with smoke rising from the ground. As with most Indian logos, the company name doesn't appear.

Variant: On Mangal Deep, the logo is shorter.

FX/SFX: Live-action footage.

Music/Sounds: The stock fragment used by Sham Ralhan Productions. In Mangal Deep, Just a sitar theme.

Availability: Seen on Guru Dakshina, Satarupa, and Mangal Deep.

2nd Logo (1994)


Logo: Same concept at before, except at the beginning, we are more further away from the statue. The location of this deity is now against a white wall with a larger Maharaja crown and roses appear around the statue as well as dangling from the ceiling. Smoke still appears rising in this logo.

FX/SFX: Same as before

Music/Sounds: A mysterious and creepy sting.

Availability: Only seen on Dhusar Godhuli.

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