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Latest revision as of 04:43, 31 July 2024
Descriptions by
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Captures by
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Video captures courtesy of
Gilby 1385
naxo-ole
Captures by
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Video captures courtesy of
Gilby 1385
Background
Mumtaz Films was the production company of Indian writer Mumtaz Ali.
Logo (October 20, 1961-June 14, 1966)
Visuals: First we see a Christian church in the middle of a thin smoke. After that, the camera zooms out to show us a Hindi temple. The camera zooms out again, and this time we see a Muslim mosque. Finally, there is a translucent candle between the mosque and the temple.
Technique: Practical effects.
Audio: When we see the church, there is the sound of a big bell. When we see the temple, there is some loud sounds from metal percussion instruments. And we hear a Muslim religious song when we see the mosque. The logo ends with a man saying "لَب پِہ آتی ہَے دُعا بَن کے تَمَنّا مِری۔ زِنْدَگی شَمْع کی صُورَت ہو خُدايا مِری".
Availability: Seen on Chhote Nawab, Patni Patni, and Bhoot Bungla.
