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'''Logo:''' We see candle lights and a silhouette of a statue. The candle lights bright up (à la the 1984 Dwarakish Chitra logo) and we see candles, some fruits, a statue of a mother with sunglasses giving something to her daughter, on what appears to be a water lily, on a yellow pedestal with drawings of flowers, which rotates after 4 seconds to reveal the text: |
'''Logo:''' We see candle lights and a silhouette of a statue. The candle lights bright up (à la the 1984 Dwarakish Chitra logo) and we see candles, some fruits, a statue of a mother with sunglasses giving something to her daughter, on what appears to be a water lily, on a yellow pedestal with drawings of flowers, which rotates after 4 seconds to reveal the text: |
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RAAJA PUSHPA |
'''RAAJA PUSHPA''' |
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And on the bottom: |
And on the bottom: |
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PICTURES |
'''PICTURES''' |
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Everything stays still for 25 seconds, except the flower parts which are thrown near the pedestal later. |
Everything stays still for 25 seconds, except the flower parts which are thrown near the pedestal later. |
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Revision as of 05:55, 22 June 2022
(1987, 1997)
Logo: We see candle lights and a silhouette of a statue. The candle lights bright up (à la the 1984 Dwarakish Chitra logo) and we see candles, some fruits, a statue of a mother with sunglasses giving something to her daughter, on what appears to be a water lily, on a yellow pedestal with drawings of flowers, which rotates after 4 seconds to reveal the text:
RAAJA PUSHPA
And on the bottom:
PICTURES
Everything stays still for 25 seconds, except the flower parts which are thrown near the pedestal later.
FX/SFX: Live action.
Music/Sounds: A man singing something in Tamil, with a cut off tune made from what sounds like a string in the end.
Music/Sounds Variants: On Mappilai Gounder, the man's singing is slightly slower.
Availability: Seen on Kattabomman and Mappilai Gounder.
Editor's Note: None.
