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Background

Zafar Art Productions was the production company of Zafar Shabab, the brother of Nazar Shabab (and the founder of Nazar Art Productions).

1st Logo (27 February 1969)

Logo: On a sky background with mountains, we see a statue of a lady holding a sparkling torch. The text: "ZAFAR ART PRODUCTIONS" in white then rotates around the statue.

Technique: Live action.

Audio: A dramatic orchestral fanfare with a female choir.

Availability: Only seen on Dard.

2nd Logo (27 July 1973-27 October 1989)

Logo:: Against a sky background, we see the statue from the previous logo but the torch is constantly flashing this time. The pedestal then rotates a few seconds later containing the company's name in pink.

Technique: Live action.

Audio: A 4-note bombastic theme that repeats twice, which is actually from the Tumhi Hu Mehboob Mere (1969) opening credits.

Availability: It was seen on Naya Raasta, Awaz, Aazmaish, Tere Ghar Ke Samnay, Ek Chehra Do Roop, Deewangi, and Nangi Talwar.

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 '''Technique:''' Live action.
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 '''Technique:''' Live action.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' A 4-note bombastic theme that repeats twice, which is actually from the ''Tumhi Hu Mehboob Mere'' (1969) opening credits.
+'''Audio:''' A 4-note bombastic theme that repeats twice, which is actually from the ''Tumhi Hu Mehboob Mere'' (1969) opening credits.
 '''Availability:''' It was seen on ''Naya Raasta'', ''Awaz'', ''Aazmaish'', ''Tere Ghar Ke Samnay'', ''Ek Chehra Do Roop'', ''Deewangi'', and ''Nangi Talwar''.