Johny Mera Naam (1970). http://www.flickr.com/photos/thirdfloormusic/417989014/sizes/o/Vintage Bollywood record sleeves of soundtracks from Indian films are aesthetically appealing because they use unique combinations of black-and-white photography, bold typography, and eye-catching colors. The designs are dramatic and highlight emotional extremes. They are truly representative of Bollywood itself.
This particular design is comprised of different feature channels such as shape, color, and size. The image shows several square photographs embodied in a large circle in the center. All of the photos are connected by rays of rectangular color (blue, red, pink, orange.) These different elements of the record sleeve allow the viewer to be visually attracted to it. The combination of color, shape, and overall composition create something that our eyes are not normally used to and come together to form a "pop-out" effect. Because of this, the design is successful and captures the viewer's attention.
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