Krishna Chitra

From the Audiovisual Identity Database, the motion graphics museum



1st Logo (July 24, 1986-January 15, 1988)

Visuals: Starting with a closeup of a statue of the Hindu god Krishna playing the flute in a white room, the camera zooms out to reveal a white ram behind the body of Krishna, which is sitting under a stylized arch and on top of a blue pedestal with flowers on top. The camera zooms out more to reveal the pedestal on a table comprising a white cloth with various flowers, 2 candles on both sides and a burning lamp in the middle. "KRISHNA CHITRA" in a silver texture is displayed on the pedestal.

Technique: Live-action.

Audio: Some ascending vibraphone notes, followed by an Indian flute, and a few more notes of these instruments while a man is singing for around 30 seconds.

Availability: Seen on Aruna Kinaram, Ida Prapancham, and Inspector Pratap.

2nd Logo (June 9, 1989)



Visuals: Almost the same as the previous logo, but the statue is placed in a grey room and standing against a red spotlight. Unlike the previous logo, the lamp slowly illuminates the setting as it continues to zoom, revealing the pedestal containing the company's name and the contents on the table.

Technique: Live-action.

Audio: See the previous logo.

Availability: Seen on Mamathala Kovela.

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