BVG Films
From the Audiovisual Identity Database, the motion graphics museum
BVG Films is a Hindi-language film company from India.
Visuals: Over a table, a statue of white Ganesh (sitting on a dark blue throne with the form of a swan) is shown with a red and yellow collar of flowers and a red cape. The god wears golden helmet, some jewels and golden sandals. In addition, in one of his hands has a pink flower, and in other hand has a pendant. On the left side of the statue are (from the left to the right) some red and yellow flowers, a portrait (with a pendant made with orange and white flowers) of Sai Baba of Shirdi (1835-1918, an Indian spiritual master) and a candle. At the center there are some bananas, and in the right side are the candle, the flowers and another portrait (with the pendant of flowers) of Sai Baba, this time below the Trimurti (from left to right: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva). All this is in front of a window (at the left and the right side there are two Greek style columns). In front of the table there are white and yellow curtains. Like most logos from Indian films, the name of the company doesn't appear.
Variant: Haunted - 3D uses a slightly darker logo.
Technique: Live action.
Audio: A melody with a synth and a tanpura, while a man sings "Oh, Lord Ganesh, of curved trunk, large body and with the brilliance of a Million Suns, please, make all my work free of obstacles always".
Availability: Seen on Haunted - 3D, Lanka, Hate Story, 1920 - Evil Returns, Dangerous Ishhq and Anku Marora Murder Case.
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