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A group of about eight boys performs a synchronized dance on a bare stage with a dark maroon curtain behind them. They wear traditional South Indian-style outfits: long kurtas in red, rust, orange and cream silk, with white dhoti-style lower garments, sashes and beaded necklaces. Their arms are raised with open palms in a dance pose, and several wear vermilion or tilak marks on their foreheads. Potted plants sit at the edge of the red stage platform, and a speaker and a patterned decorative pillar stand at the left. The setting suggests a cultural programme or festival performance.