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Celluloid Deities: The Visual Culture Of Cinema And Politics In South India,New
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Towering Billboards Featuring Photorealistic Portraits Of Popular Cinema Stars And Political Leaders Dominated The Cityscape Of Chennai, In The South Indian State Of Tamil Nadu, Throughout The Second Half Of The Twentieth Century. Studying The Manufacture And Reception Of These Billboardsknown Locally As Banners And Cutoutswithin The Context Of The Entwined Histories Of The Cinema Industry And Political Parties In Tamil Nadu, Preminda Jacob Reveals The Broader Significance Of These Fragments Of Visual Culture Beyond Their Immediate Function As Pretty Pieces Of Advertising.Jacob Analyzes The Juxtaposition Of Cinematic And Political Imagery In The Extracinematic Terrain Of Chennai'S City Streets And How This Placement Was Pivotal To The Elevation Of Regional Celebrities To Cult Status. When Interpreting These Images And Discussing Their Political And Cultural Resonance Within The Tamil Nadu Community, Jacob Draws Upon Multiple Perspectives To Give Appropriate Context To This Fascinating Form Of Visual Media.
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