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A photograph of a heated glass food display case on a teal tablecloth. Inside, on a wire rack, a silver aluminium tray holds about a dozen golden-brown fried triangular pastries. The shelving is metal wire and the case has a yellow-lit interior with a copper-coloured cylinder visible behind. No people are present, and there is no visible a person depiction.

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A photograph of fried samosas arranged on an oval white plate on a golden-yellow table surface. Five or six golden-brown triangular pastries with crimped edges are piled around a small white bowl of bright green chutney. No people, deities or ritual objects are visible in the scene.A photograph of a glass-fronted warming display case holding two aluminium foil trays of fried savoury snacks, with golden-brown fritters or samosa-like pieces in the left tray and a fuller tray of similar fried items on the right. Two shelves are visible: a wire rack above and a perforated metal base below. Behind the glass, a partial view of a person's arm in a checked sleeve and a figure in a patterned sari-style garment can be seen, and the background wall is yellowish. No deity, ritual, a person candidate or readable text is visible.A close-up photograph of several fried, crimped pastries. The pastries are golden-brown with a bumpy, blistered surface and a rope-twist crimped edge. The bowl sits on a red fabric with gold brocade motifs. No people are visible, and no deity, altar or ritual setting is shown.A photograph taken from above of a round green plate with a red rim holding about ten crimped, golden-brown fried pastries, half-moon shaped, similar to empanadas or karanji. The plate rests on a red cloth printed with orange and cream motifs and edged with gold and silver metallic tinsel. A small dark plate and a silver bowl edge are partly visible at the corners. No people are visible.2021-09-09Close-up photo of a pile of crisp, golden fried triangular chips or namkeen pieces on a brown paper or leaf plate, with a metal bowl of orange-brown chutney or spiced dip in the blurred background. A purple and white checked cloth lies beneath. No people, deities or ritual objects are visible.2022-07-13Overhead photo of a rectangular stainless steel tray holding six small stainless steel bowls. Each bowl contains fried snack pieces: crisp golden-brown wafer-like fragments mixed with crumbly deep-fried dough balls flecked with green herbs. No people, deities or ritual objects are visible; the plain grey surface beneath the tray suggests an ordinary kitchen or dining setting.Close-up photograph of fried triangular snack pieces, golden-tan with dark speckles of black pepper or spice, piled on a leaf-shaped disposable paper plate over a purple grid mat. No people or ritual setting visible; appears to be prasadam or food offering served at an annadaan-style meal.2022-07-13Close-up photo of a metal bowl filled with crisp, fried triangular snack pieces dusted with orange-red spice powder, possibly chips or namkeen. Some pieces show pale yellow seasoning. The bowl sits on a purple surface. No people, deities or ritual objects are visible.2022-07-13March 11 20202020-03-11A photo of a large stainless steel container with its lid set aside, filled with stacked flatbreads. Beside it, crumpled clear plastic wrap and foil sit on a steel serving counter, with blurred green foliage in the background. No people are visible. The scene suggests food being prepared or served for an annadan meal.2025-11-21Close-up photograph of a stack of crisp, thin, golden-brown savoury snack wafers heaped in a shallow round stainless steel plate. The wafers are flat and irregularly shaped, speckled with small dark green herb or spice flecks, with a few showing holes. A striped yellow and black cloth edge appears at the upper left, and a plain pink surface lies at the lower right. No people, deities, or ritual items are visible.2022-07-13July 13 2022 Sripuram2022-07-13