PNR Pictures

Background

PNR Pictures was a 1980s film company ran by Indian film producer Pinjala Nageswara Rao.

1st Logo (October 15, 1982)

Visuals: On a green sunburst background, the text

PNR
PICTURES

zoom in to the center of the logo.

Technique: Camera-controlled animation.

Audio: A 4-note trumpet fanfare. The last two notes are held.

Availability: Seen on Billa Ranga.

2nd Logo (December 16, 1983-June 12, 1987)

Visuals: On a black background with curved lines, the letters "P", "N", and "R" appear randomly, in purple and yellow. Then the letters appear one-by-one flashing purple, yellow, and red as the logo cuts to a moving light background. Finally, the text "PNR" and "Pictures" appear one-by-one twice before stopping and flashing various colors.

Trivia: The background is actually taken from the 1977 movie Demon Seed.

Variant: There's a short/abridged variant. For the variant specifically, the logo is in a brown tint

Technique: Camera-controlled animation with footage from Demon Seed playing under the animation.

Audio: A majestic trumpet fanfare, as well as a few gunshots and a bit of a synthesized composition at the beginning.

Audio Variant: A crescendoing new-age synth tune with sporadic laser sounds at the start is used on Janavari Onnu.

Availability:

Seen on Puli Debba (as well as its Hindu dub Toofan Rani), Sattathai Thiruthangal, Jwala, Kutra, Prema Samrat, and the aforementioned Janavari Onnu.
It was also seen on the Hindi dub of Billa Ranga.