Dwarakish Chitra (India)

Dwarakish Chitra is an Indian Kannada-language film company founded by Indian actor, director and producer Bungle Shama Rao Dwarakanath (better known by his nickname Dwarakish). Its first film produced by the company was in 1966, but it didn't use a logo until 1969. The company was formerly named "Dwaraka Films". Nicknames: "Indian Face From Hell", "The Roaring/Laughing Indian Man", "Dwarakish's Face", "Karnataka's Nightmare Face", "Stretch Films' Indian Grandfather", "India's MGM" What i am watching a bootleg MGM Movie

Logo: On a dark background, we see that it's being drawn the external borders of the countries of Hindustan (present day India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Sri Lanka). Then, the drawing zooms and fades and appears by zooming the border of Karnataka (an Indian state). Suddenly, we see the face of a male (inside the border of Karnataka) smiling and showing his teeth while he's roaring like a lion (a la MGM Lion). While that happens, below the face of the guy some text in Kannada appears. After that, the guy laughs out loud, and it disappears.

Trivia: The man in the logo is Dwarakish.

Variants: FX/SFX/Cheesy Factor: The drawing of South Asia, the zoom out, the face of Dwarakish. This is about to run 50 years soon, which is absolutely baffling, due to the logo's simplicity.
 * On Singaporenalli Raja Kulla, a red and blue negative color is used.
 * Prachanda Kulla: On a dark background, we see a drawing of the India. Then the background turns blue and the India appears with the different states in different colors. There's a zoom into the state of Karnataka. Then, the color yellow of the state and the blue of the background become in black, while the border of Karnataka turns yellow. We see inside it a shot of Dwarakish (older than the the other logos, and he's not yellow) in a circular spot inside Karnataka smiling, roaring and doing a military salute instead of laughing, and appears a different text in Kannada.

Music/Sounds: A loud trumpet fanfare before it transcends to a 5-note xylophone followed by sitar tune. During the sitar sequence, Dwarakish roars like a lion twice as mentioned before. After that, he laughs hysterically. Vishnuvardhana uses a computer sound with the music of the logo, meaning the Hindustan is being drawn. Availability: Can be found on movies like Mayor Muthanna, Singaporenalli Raja Kulla, Kulla Pulli, and others.
 * Music/Sounds variant: On Vishnuvardhana, the zaps and whooshes sound is used on the drawing of the India and zooms in.

Scare Factor: 2nd Logo (1977) Logo: On a severely moving red background with some light displaying on it, we see a silhouette of four naked-like kids (technically they are holding some suits) holding a yellow flag (which looks like a pennant) which displays translated to English "Dwaraka Films". The flag waves when the naked-like kids are holding it. Those are standing on a completely blue planet. Some lights reveal the statue clearly to which whom the planet reads the same as the flag displayed, on red.
 * Medium to nightmare for most of the variants. Dwarakish's loud sounds, roaring and laughing, can scare and surprise a number of people. The happy sitar theme accompanying it also affects the unintentional weird nature of it.
 * High to nightmare if the logo uses a darker background.
 * Nightmare for the use of the negative colors in Singaporenalli Raja Kulla. It'll get more than the normal variant, and it's a total eyesore.
 * Medium for the Prachanda Kulla variant. The different design, tamer compared to the previous logos, isn't as weird, in addition of the militar salute while Dwarakish's laugh is heard.

FX/SFX: The background, the globe rotating, the lights and the flag waving.

Cheesy Factor: The animation is really fast, one of the kids' head is missing, and they are larger than the world as usual. This was also spotted on the TV Films Pvt Ltd logo. Also, They superimposed the flag, among with the planet, which is completely blue and - why didn't they have to sink?

Music/Sounds: A terribly composed villain-ish fanfare.

Availability: Seen only on Bhagyavantharu.

Scare Factor: Low to nightmare. The background moving, the hellish scheme of said background, the kids holding the flag and the fast pace of the animation, can be the potential to shiver every single person. However, others may not be affected by this, beacuse this is a very efforted logo, compared to the 1st one.

The rest TBA.