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Interior view from the back seat of a car looking forward through the windshield along a tree-lined road. In the foreground, a person with long, dark, wavy hair wearing an orange-red garment sits in the front passenger seat, back of head visible. A patterned fabric is visible at the left edge. A rearview mirror hangs from the windshield, and a dashboard with vents and a radio is visible. Outside, a lone figure in orange sits on dry ground beside a road lined with trees and a low wall.April 2008 - Making Of Kailaasa In TiruvannamalaiJune 19 20142014-06-19June 19 20142014-06-19January 03 20082008-01-03June 19 20142014-06-19Interior view from the back seat of a car, looking forward past black leather headrests toward the driver. A shaved-headed person in an orange-red robe sits at the steering wheel, with a dark rudraksha-style mala visible at the neck. A small green leaf hangs from the rear-view mirror and bright daylight comes through the windscreen. Driver is a monk in saffron-toned robes; identity not established from appearance.2015-02-05February 15 20092009-02-15January 09 20082008-01-09March 23 20062006-03-23Interior view from the back seat of a car looking forward through the windshield. A man in an orange-saffron garment sits in the passenger seat in the left foreground, head turned slightly toward the road, with a grey headrest behind him. A driver in orange clothing grips the steering wheel on the right. Through the windshield, a roadside scene with rocky outcrops, green trees and a small structure is visible, with a wooden sign reading in an unfamiliar script. A rearview mirror hangs from the windshield. Sunlight and coloured lens flare wash across the frame.2008-10-29Photo taken from inside a moving car through the windscreen, looking at a busy street with shops, a yellow auto-rickshaw, a white sedan and a bus. A man in an orange shirt drives, seen from behind, hands on the steering wheel. A large poster of a smiling face is mounted on a pole in the street. Street vendors and pedestrians are visible on the roadside.2009-01-18