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'''Technique:''' Live action. |
'''Technique:''' Live action. |
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'''Audio:''' A relaxing bansuri melody with a bell tong at the start. |
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'''Audio:''' Another film uses a different bansuri piece with some aerophone and percussion ambiance. |
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'''Availability:''' It was only known to be seen in ''Manase Mandiram'', and maybe in other films during the time period. |
'''Availability:''' It was only known to be seen in ''Manase Mandiram'', and maybe in other films during the time period. |
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Latest revision as of 04:43, 3 September 2024
Compiled by
ILEnthusiast
Video captures courtesy of
WPGGeek
ILEnthusiast
Video captures courtesy of
WPGGeek
Background
Sri Krishna Sai Films was a film company from India.
Logo (July 22, 1966-Late 1960s)
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Visuals: There is a curtain opening, revealing a plate with flowers at the top hanging on each side and the Hindu god Krishna at the center with Sai Baba of Shirdi standing at the front of it. Below it is a ribbon, which has Telugu text translating to the company name. There are light candles on each side in front of the curtains.
Technique: Live action.
Audio: A relaxing bansuri melody with a bell tong at the start.
Audio: Another film uses a different bansuri piece with some aerophone and percussion ambiance.
Availability: It was only known to be seen in Manase Mandiram, and maybe in other films during the time period.
