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===Background===
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a film production company from India.


1st Logo
=== 1st Logo (August 27, 1999) ===
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(1999)
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'''Visuals:''' There is a red spiral drawing on a black background, which then turns to be an Indian religious symbol. Then the words "TITWALA FILMWALAS" in Peignot, with a blue shadow behind, fade in below.


'''Technique:''' Cel animation.
Titwala Filmwalas (1999)
Logo: We see a red spiral drawing on a black background, which then turns to be an Indian religious symbol. Then the words "TITWALA FILMWALAS", with a blue shadow behind, fade in below.


'''Audio:''' A melody with a tanpura is heard, which is followed by a sudden dramatic sting.
FX/SFX: The symbol drawing, the name fading.


'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Aaya Toofan''.
Music/Sounds: A melody with a tanpura is heard, which is followed by a sudden dramatic note.


=== 2nd Logo (June 8, 2001-September 13, 2002) ===
Availability: Seen on Aaya Toofan.
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'''Visuals:''' On a moving psychedelic green background, the letters "TITWALA FILMWALAS", in white, appear letter-by-letter and stay for a few seconds.
Editor's Note: None


'''Variant:''' There is a variant where the text appears on a black background.


'''Technique:''' Computer animation. None for the variant.


'''Audio:''' A very loud blowing of a sringa.
2nd Logo


'''Audio Variant:''' For the variant, none.
(2001)


'''Availability:''' The original was seen on ''Bengal Tiger'', while the variant can be seen on ''Marshal''.
Titwala Filmwalas (2001)


'''Legacy:''' This logo is rather infamous for its music.
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{{Indian film logos}}
Nicknames: "Trumpet from Hell", "Green Logo of Madness", "Psychedelic Tinnitus", "The Big (and Loud) Green"
{{Film logos}}

[[Category:Film logos]] [[Category:India]] [[Category:Indian film logos]]
Logo: On a moving psychedelic green background, the letters "TITWALA FILMWALAS", in white, appear letter-by-letter and stay for a few seconds.

Variant: There is a variant where the text appears on a black background. The logo is completely still.

FX/SFX:The background and the appearing letters.

Music/Sounds: A very loud blowing of a sringa.

Music/Sounds Variant: For the variant, none.

Availability: Seen on Bengal Tiger. The variant can be seen on Marshal.

Editor's Note: This logo is rather infamous for its loud, irritating music.

[[Category:Movie Logos]] [[Category:Indian Logos]] [[Category:Indian Movie Logos]]

Latest revision as of 04:33, 28 August 2024


Background

Titwala Filmwalas was a film production company from India.

1st Logo (August 27, 1999)

Visuals: There is a red spiral drawing on a black background, which then turns to be an Indian religious symbol. Then the words "TITWALA FILMWALAS" in Peignot, with a blue shadow behind, fade in below.

Technique: Cel animation.

Audio: A melody with a tanpura is heard, which is followed by a sudden dramatic sting.

Availability: Seen on Aaya Toofan.

2nd Logo (June 8, 2001-September 13, 2002)





Visuals: On a moving psychedelic green background, the letters "TITWALA FILMWALAS", in white, appear letter-by-letter and stay for a few seconds.

Variant: There is a variant where the text appears on a black background.

Technique: Computer animation. None for the variant.

Audio: A very loud blowing of a sringa.

Audio Variant: For the variant, none.

Availability: The original was seen on Bengal Tiger, while the variant can be seen on Marshal.

Legacy: This logo is rather infamous for its music.

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