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Four performers sit cross-legged on a red-draped stage in front of a dark red curtain, playing devotional music before a seated audience whose heads are visible at the bottom edge. Two men at the front wear saffron-yellow silk kurtas and white dhotis, each with a microphone; the man on the left has a cream shawl with an orange border, and the man on the right plays a small Raagini Digital harmonium-style box. Behind them, two women in saffron-yellow clothing hold long wooden tanpura-type stringed instruments, and a young girl with glasses sits at the left edge beside another instrument. Paper cups sit on the stage, and a Radel speaker is on the floor.

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