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===Background===
'''Logo:''' We see a wall sculpture of some trees and a great circle with rays, like the sun. Below the trees and the circle we see the name of the company in Marathi. Inside the circle we see a dark background. When the lights are turned up, we see a girl touching a sitar, between a tree and some flowers, supposed to be the jungle.▼
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a film production company in India.
===Logo (1947-April 25, 1958) ===
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'''Music/Sounds:''' A tune made by a sitar.▼
'''Technique:''' Live action.
'''Availability:''' It can be seen on ''Jivacha Sakha'', ''Moti Maanse'', ''Dhakti Jaoo'', and ''Jai Malhar''.▼
▲'''Availability:''' It can be seen on ''Jivacha Sakha'', ''Moti Maanse'', ''Jasyach Tase'', ''Dhakti Jaoo'', and ''Jai Malhar''.
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Latest revision as of 02:33, 24 August 2024
Background
Mangal Pictures was a film production company in India.
Logo (1947-April 25, 1958)
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Visuals: There is a wall sculpture of some trees and a great circle with rays, like the sun. Below the trees and the circle we see the name of the company in Marathi. Inside the circle we see a dark background. When the lights are turned up, there is a girl touching a sitar, between a tree and some flowers, supposed to be the jungle.
Technique: Live action.
Audio: A tune made by a sitar.
Availability: It can be seen on Jivacha Sakha, Moti Maanse, Jasyach Tase, Dhakti Jaoo, and Jai Malhar.
