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=== Background ===
=== Background ===
'''Shantketan Films''' was an Indian film production company established around 1981 by late film producer K.C. Sharma.
'''Shantketan Films''' was an Indian film production company established around 1980 by late film producer K.C. Sharma.


===1st Logo (November 6, 1981-March 27, 1987)===
===1st Logo (November 6, 1981-March 27, 1987)===
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'''Audio:''' Staring with a tampura rolling in the background, multiple synthesized glissandos play when the "SKF" is first shown, and a melody is made by a woodwind instrument when the company's name appears.
'''Audio:''' Staring with a tampura rolling in the background, multiple synthesized glissandos play when the "SKF" is first shown, and a melody is made by a woodwind instrument when the company's name appears.


'''Audio Variant:''' In ''Maa'': The fanfare cuts off abruptly when it reaches near the end.
'''Audio Variant:''' In ''Maa'', the fanfare cuts off abruptly when it reaches near the end.


'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Elaan E Jung'', ''Tahalka'', ''Maa'' and ''Policewala Gunda''.
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Elaan E Jung'', ''Tahalka'', ''Maa'' and ''Policewala Gunda''.

Latest revision as of 09:01, 28 September 2024


Background

Shantketan Films was an Indian film production company established around 1980 by late film producer K.C. Sharma.

1st Logo (November 6, 1981-March 27, 1987)

Visuals: It starts off with a stock space background with faint galaxies passing by. After about 15 seconds, a stylized "SKF" in white appears from the bottom of the screen and travels to the center of the screen. The "SKF" clones several times and about halfway through, A hand-drawn globe apears on the top portion of the screen and places itself above the "SKF". A hand doing a hand sign appears in front of the globe, which causes the "SKF" clones to stop appearing, along with the company's name "Shantketan Films" in a white, curvy font appearing below the hand and globe. The space background fades away, and a set of sunrays appear behind the hand. Lastly, it zooms in for half almost a second.

Technique: A mix of chroma-keyed imagery and traditional animation.

Audio: Staring with a tampura rolling in the background, multiple synthesized glissandos play when the "SKF" is first shown, and a melody is made by a woodwind instrument when the company's name appears.

Audio Variant: In Shradhanjali, it starts off with a few ascending vibraphone notes, followed by a dreamy synthesized tune when the "SKF" is first shown, which gets more dramatic as more elements appear in the logo. When the text appears, a dramatic chorus with bells ringing is heard.

Availability: Seen on Shradhanjali, Bandhan Kuchchey Dhaagon Ka and Hukumat.

2nd Logo (August 18, 1989-May 19, 1995)

Visuals: An updated version of the previous logo, with the space scenery having less galaxies and more moving stars. At the beginning, images of planets Jupiter and Saturn on the bottom-right and left corners respectively, along with an image of the Andromeda galaxy on the top-right of the background fade in and zoom in towards the viewer, which all fade out after a few seconds as a spinning model of the earth emerges from the bottom-left corner of the screen and zooms to the center of the background. Shortly after stopping, the same "SKF" travels to the center of the earth, leaving a sky-blue trail. The initials appear and zoom seven times before a differently-styled, brighter-colored hand fades in behind the earth. This is followed by a set of white rays appearing behind the SKF logo, which is paired with the company name in the same style as the previous logo.

Variants: In its first initial appearances, the company name was displayed as "Shantketan Film Combines".

Technique: Scanimate animation and live action with some chroma-keyed effects at certain points.

Audio: Staring with a tampura rolling in the background, multiple synthesized glissandos play when the "SKF" is first shown, and a melody is made by a woodwind instrument when the company's name appears.

Audio Variant: In Maa, the fanfare cuts off abruptly when it reaches near the end.

Availability: Seen on Elaan E Jung, Tahalka, Maa and Policewala Gunda.

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