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Waris Pictures (1985, source - Chaar Maharathi).jpg |
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Revision as of 16:35, 31 October 2022
Tabit
Captures by
Tabit and MizukiAccent48
Video captures courtesy of
Wilkins Guy and ThatOneLebaneseGuy
(1981-1989)
This logo contains rapidly flashing images.
Please do not watch the videos of this logo if you are prone to seizures. |
This logo and/or capture may be too loud for comfortable viewing.
Please ensure your volume is turned down before watching videos of this logo. |
Logo: We zoom outwards from a pink lotus flower in the middle of the ocean (?), then, the letters: "W" and "P", with a white gradient and outline, comes out of the flowewr then stops when it's fully exposed. The company's name "WARIS PICTURES" in white with a pink outline then fades in a few seconds later. The logo fades to black afterwards.
Variant:
- On Be-Sahaara, it is still.
- On Parayaa Ghar, we first see the stock lightning footage once again but in a different color, then we proceed to the actual logo itself.
FX/SFX: The zoom-out, the letters coming out and the fading (The stock lightning footage first for the 1989 variant), which are mostly done in traditional animation.
Music/Sounds: A catchy traditional Indian fanfare with a tabla and a sitar.
Music/Sounds Variant:
- Chaar Maharathi: The sounds of a thunderstorm (the Castle Thunder stock sound effect) followed by a man saying something in Hindi when the company's name fades in.
- Parayaa Ghar: We first hear the BBC thunderclap played 3 times in a row, followed by the same man saying the same phrase in Hindi, ending with a sitar fanfare.
Availability: Rare, only seen on Do Raahe Par, Chaar Maharathi, Be-Sahaara and Parayaa Ghar.
Legacy: This is one of the few logos that has used the stock lightning footage, and the BBC thunderclap at the same time.