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'''Technique:''' Traditional animation. |
'''Technique:''' Traditional animation. |
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'''Audio:''' An Indian chant song. |
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'''Availability:''' The standard variant can be seen on ''The Train'' and ''Dil Diwana'', while the in-credit variant can only be seen on the aforementioned ''Yeh Vaada Raha''. |
'''Availability:''' The standard variant can be seen on ''The Train'' and ''Dil Diwana'', while the in-credit variant can only be seen on the aforementioned ''Yeh Vaada Raha''. |
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Revision as of 16:53, 7 October 2023
Descriptions by
Megadeth99
Captures by
Logoarto
Video captures courtesy of
Mister Suitcase
Megadeth99
Captures by
Logoarto
Video captures courtesy of
Mister Suitcase
(April 10, 1970-April 9, 1982)
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Logo: This logo starts with a rose on a drawn out floral background. The rose blooms, which causes yellow vines come out to form a stylized yellow R, then the company's name "ROSE MOVIES" in white fades in under the R.
Variant: An in-credit variant exists on Yeh Vaada Raha where the stylized "R" along with the rose is placed on a hot pink curtain background. The font is also different and "PRESENTS" can be seen below.
Technique: Traditional animation.
Audio: An Indian chant song.
Availability: The standard variant can be seen on The Train and Dil Diwana, while the in-credit variant can only be seen on the aforementioned Yeh Vaada Raha.
