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An exhibition display, likely in a museum or cultural center in Mumbai, India, is captured in a vertically oriented shot. The central subject is a prominent pink rectangular sign, positioned on its side, providing information about a costume designer. The sign, printed with black text, highlights several achievements: "THE DESIGNER OF THIS COSTUME IS A...", "Gold medalist from J. J. School of Art", "First Indian to win an Oscar", and "Designed costumes for over 200 Bollywood films". Behind the informational sign, a costume piece is partially visible. It appears to be a light-colored, textured headpiece or mask featuring a pair of distinct, curved horns, resembling those of a ram or perhaps a mythical creature. The material of the headpiece seems to be metallic or bone-like. The background consists of a dark wall or panel covered with numerous words in both English and Hindi (Devanagari script), rendered in a light grey or white font. Visible words include "LAGORI - लगोरी" (a traditional Indian game), "KABADDI" (a contact sport), "INTIMACY", "जवळीक" (Hindi for intimacy), "PK" (likely a film reference), "CKET - चेंडफेळी" (possibly relating to cricket or ball games), "DRAMA", "VE TOWN", "SHAR", "SMS", and "व्यूह" (Hindi for strategy or formation). These words suggest themes of Indian culture, sports, and particularly cinema, reinforcing the context of Bollywood films mentioned on the pink sign. The overall scene indicates an exhibit dedicated to the history or artistry of Indian cinema, celebrating the contributions of a renowned costume designer.
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