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'''Logo:''' On a purple-red-yellow gradient background, we see a statue of a hindu goddess. A light illuminates the statue, as the camera starts to zoom away to reveal more of the statue. The statue is in a golden texture and is on top of a flower lotus, which is also on top of a red pedestal containing the company's name in yellow with a bunch of petals surrounding it. |
'''Logo:''' On a purple-red-yellow gradient background, we see a statue of a hindu goddess. A light illuminates the statue, as the camera starts to zoom away to reveal more of the statue. The statue is in a golden texture and is on top of a flower lotus, which is also on top of a red pedestal containing the company's name in yellow with a bunch of petals surrounding it. |
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(1980)
Logo: On a purple-red-yellow gradient background, we see a statue of a hindu goddess. A light illuminates the statue, as the camera starts to zoom away to reveal more of the statue. The statue is in a golden texture and is on top of a flower lotus, which is also on top of a red pedestal containing the company's name in yellow with a bunch of petals surrounding it.
FX/SFX: Possibly live-action.
Music/Sounds: A melody with a tampura, some xylophones and a synth bell that repeats when the logo goes. It gets louder and louder as its reveal is complete.
Availability: Seen on Subbi Subbaka Suvvalaali.
Editor's Note: This logo can be jarring because of the theme and the psychedelic background, but the logo isn't any more scarier than that.
