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Indoor shrine set up in a yellow-walled room with blue curtains and tube lights. A framed photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair and orange-gold clothing sits on a gilded arch behind the altar; he is depicted in print, not present in person, and the appearance is not a confident match, so this is only a printed portrait. The altar is draped in magenta cloth with gold border motifs and holds a bronze deity murti in front, plus small figurines of seated and standing figures and a Shiva lingam. Pink and red marigold garlands hang on the portrait, the figures and the bronze idol, with yellow flower garlands on the central murti. Two peacock-feather fans rise on either side, with embroidered fan-shaped panels and a kalasha-like vessel in the centre. Two life-size dolls in saris, one in green and one in purple, stand at the sides wearing pink garlands and rudraksha-style beads. A yellow poster with a printed portrait and partial lettering stands at left. Date and location stamp in the lower right.
Photo 29 of 37 from 20 October 2026

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