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There was a time when tobacco advertising featured a sensuous Indian woman in a sleeveless blouse, single-handedly flaunting a cigarette with oodles of self-assurance. This one image arrests your attention at the exhibition, 'Image Journeys: The Conquest of the World as Picture', curated by renowned Indian art and cultural historian and museologist Jyotindra Jain for the fourth edition of Serendipity Arts Festival which concluded on December 22 in Panjim. A fascinating romp of a journey across popular Indian imagery at the turn of the 20th century, the smoking lady appears in the section dedicated to commodity aesthetics which offers a panoramic view into the world of early Indian advertising and publicity. A s calendar image of Bombay Special Cigarettes, shows a big-city woman in a saree, casually holding a cigarette in one hand, and a can of 'Best Virginia Bombay Special' in the other.

Before there was a camera on every phone and a phone in every pocket, celebrities could still go out without being all but certain that their exploits would be recorded by somebody. This is why the s were perhaps the last era in which Hollywood's hot, young talent could go out, let loose, and feel more like the popular kid in school, rather than an alien being documented by the masses. Without such relative privacy, how else could Leonardo DiCaprio casually attend Charlize Theron's 22nd birthday party at Sunset Boulevard's infamous Chateau Marmont at the height of the global Titanic craze? How else could Johnny Depp buy a club, the Viper Room, and host all manner of debaucherous shenanigans inside? And though this era was the last gasp of this kind of privacy, enough cameras were present to give us a glimpse of what Hollywood was like for the up-and-coming stars that ruled the first half of the '90s.