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Two men in white kurta-style clothing sit side by side performing music at a microphone in a plain white-walled hall. The man on the left, with a moustache, plays a pair of tabla drums with his hands and wears an orange-red thread on his wrist. The man on the right, with a red bindi on his forehead, plays a harmonium with a purple-trimmed case labelled Sharma Musical Store. Microphones stand in front of them and a brown cardboard panel is visible at the left edge. This appears to be a devotional music performance.

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