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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a film production company from India.
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'''Technique:''' The lights turning on.▼
'''Music/Sounds:''' A sound from a gong when the lights from behind are turned on. When the other lights are turned on, we hear some hits from the gong, a rhythmical melody tune and sounds with a tampura.▼
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Gulabi'', ''Bhama Sathyabhama'' and ''Mahabharatha''.▼
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▲'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Thavarina Thottilu'', ''Gulabi'', ''Bhama Sathyabhama'' and ''Mahabharatha''.
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Shanthala Pictures was a film production company from India.
Logo (June 9, 1996-April 21, 1998)
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Visuals: In a dark room, some lights are turned on from behind, revealing a silhouette. Then, some other lights are turned on from above, showing us that the silhouette is of a god and great Aum (symbol of Hinduism). Below the statue, there are some flowers covering the pedestal, which has two red lines and contains "SHANTHALA PICTURES" in yellow.
Technique: Live action.
Audio: A sound from a gong when the lights from behind are turned on. When the other lights are turned on, there is some hits from the gong, a rhythmical melody tune and sounds with a tampura.
Availability: Seen on Thavarina Thottilu, Gulabi, Bhama Sathyabhama and Mahabharatha.
