Narsimha Enterprises

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Background

Narsimha Enterprises was a film production company from India.

Logo (April 16, 1993-July 9, 2010)


Visuals: In a dark smoky environment, a silhouette is seen. The silhouette lights up to reveal a statue of Narasimha (the lion avatar of the god Vishnu) on a pedestal topped with flowers and offerings. Behind the statue is a gopuram (part of Indian Hindu temple architecture) shape. The statue is flanked by the letters "N" and "E". Two oil lamps are seen flanking the scene, with a smaller one in front of the statue. Inscribed on the pedestal is the golden text "NARSIMHA ENTERPRISES". A pink flower is seen at the bottom of the screen.

Technique: Live action and practical effects.

Audio: A Hindu religious chant with flutes.

Availability: Seen on their films at the time, starting with Roop Ki Rani Choron Ka Raja and ending with Milenge Milenge.

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