Sridevi's posters #1

Children look at a participant dressed in a fancy dress in Bollywood theme takes part in the Mumbai Marathon on January 19th, 2014. Thousands of people turned out on a cool morning to take part in the annual race in the Indian city.

A Vendor arranging CDs and DVD's of Hindi movies on the street.

Bollywood film posters advertising the latest movies in Agra, India. Young men chatting together while pushing their bicycles.

An Iraqi moviegoer walks past Bollywood movie posters at the newly-reopened Najah Cinema in central Baghdad on July 20th, 2008. The cinema recently opened its doors to moviegoers for the first time since the US-led IRaqi invasion in 2003.

An Afghan boy Abdul Sameem ,12, waits for customers beside his selection of postcards and posters of Indian "Bollywood" film stars at his roadside stall in Kabul, 18th June 2007. Bollywood has returned to Afghanistan in a blaze of color and sound, much to the relief of Indian filmmakers who lost an important market when the Taliban imposed its strict anti-entertainment regime on the country.

Bollywood horse supplier riding horse in front of Bollywood poster at Alfred Cinema on Grant Road in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.

Multibuy CDs for Indian popular music and Bollywood soundtracks are on sale in Southall, a West London neighbourhood for the British Asian community, on 16th August 1998, in London, England.

Bollywood actors Shivani Raghuvanshi and Anshuman Jha during an exclusive interview with HT City for the promotions of upcoming movie Angrezi Mein Kehte Hain at HT Media office, on May 14th, 2018 in New Delhi, India.

Naan Adimai Illai (1986) billboard in Chennai taken on 24th June 2004.

MF Husain’s photographs of film hoardings in Chennai, 1980s. Husain went around photographing the streets of Chennai (then Madras), in the 1980s, capturing its popular visual culture as seen in the cinema posters and street graffiti. The images, created during his time in Chennai and preserved by Husain’s family, are on display at Triveni Kala Sangam in Delhi as part of a group show organised by Art Heritage Gallery, curated by theatre director and costume designer Amal Allana, the director of the gallery. The Husain exhibition, titled Culture of the Streets, consists of 17 images signed by the artist and is on display till August 6. The photograph on display, printed on silver foil, go back to the Tamil movies, such as the musical blockbuster & Sridevi-starrer Guru that was playing in the theatres at the time.

Kriti Sanon poses during a press conference in Mumbai for the 19th edition of Nexa IIFA Awards which happening in Thailand.