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(November 22, 2013, March 18, 2016)

Anaganaga Ala Jarigindi
Suryakala

Nicknames: "Unamazing Life", "Awful Life", "Did They Even Try?!", "Enjoy the Thrill of Sound"

Logo:

Anaganaga Ala Jarigindi: Same as the THX "Amazing Life" trailer, but when the THX logo is revealed, it then fades to a black screen with "THIS MOVIE FEATURING Digital Tracking Sound D'signed by SIVA Y PRASAD at THIRD EYE POST PRODUCTION STUDIOS" and "Enjoy the Thrill of Sound...".
Suryakala: Rather than fade to black, the THX logo suddenly turns orange and moves back as a copy trail appears before it vanishes. Meanwhile, the text "A COMPLETE FILM POST PRODUCTION HOUSE" appears below, while the text "third eye" in a Devanagari-style font emerges by a fiery effect above in orange. The text "POST PRODUCTION STUDIOS" flips in below "third eye", as a spotlight appears in front of the finished logo.

FX/SFX: The footage of "Amazing Life", the trail, the appearance of the words and the logo emerging (the fading on Anaganaga Ala Jarigindi).

Music/Sounds: Same as THX's "Amazing Life" trailer.

Availability: Only seen on the Telugu films, Suryakala and Anaganaga Ala Jarigindi.

Editor's Note: This logo is quite infamous not only for shamelessly using the audio and visuals of THX's "Amazing Life" trailer very likely without THX's permission, but for also blatantly leaving in the THX logo right before the logo for Third Eye Post Production Studios emerges. It's even worse on Anagana Ala Jarigindi, for the THX logo remaining unchanged, bad grammar (this movie featuring), misspelling of "designed", and the use of stock fonts. What's funny is that THX actually took action on the original trailer rather than the company!

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 === (November 22, 2013, March 18, 2016) ===
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 '''Nicknames:''' "Unamazing Life", "Awful Life", "Did They Even Try?!", "Enjoy the Thrill of Sound"
+'''Logo:'''
-'''Logo:''' Same as the [[THX]] "Amazing Life" trailer, but when the THX logo is revealed, it suddenly turns orange and moves back as a copy trail appears before it vanishes. Meanwhile, the text "A COMPLETE FILM POST PRODUCTION HOUSE" appears below, while the text "'''third eye'''" in a Devanagari-style font emerges by a fiery effect above in orange. The text "POST PRODUCTION STUDIOS" flips in below "'''third eye'''", as a spotlight appears in front of the finished logo.
+*''Anaganaga Ala Jarigindi'': Same as the [[THX]] "Amazing Life" trailer, but when the THX logo is revealed, it then fades to a black screen with "THIS MOVIE FEATURING Digital Tracking Sound D'signed by SIVA Y PRASAD at THIRD EYE POST PRODUCTION STUDIOS" and "Enjoy the Thrill of Sound...".
+*''Suryakala'': Rather than fade to black, the THX logo suddenly turns orange and moves back as a copy trail appears before it vanishes. Meanwhile, the text "A COMPLETE FILM POST PRODUCTION HOUSE" appears below, while the text "'''third eye'''" in a Devanagari-style font emerges by a fiery effect above in orange. The text "POST PRODUCTION STUDIOS" flips in below "'''third eye'''", as a spotlight appears in front of the finished logo.
-'''Variant:''' On ''Anaganaga Ala Jarigindi'',  the THX logo remains unchanged, but it then fades to a black screen with "THIS MOVIE FEATURING Digital Tracking Sound D'signed by SIVA Y PRASAD at THIRD EYE POST PRODUCTION STUDIOS" and "Enjoy the Thrill of Sound...".
 '''FX/SFX:''' The footage of "Amazing Life", the trail, the appearance of the words and the logo emerging (the fading on ''Anaganaga Ala Jarigindi'').