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A young girl performs on a stage, standing inside an ornate gold circular frame draped with deep red curtains. She wears a red sari-style garment, a striped tiger-print drape across her chest, a long necklace of green and yellow beads, layered beaded and gold jewellery, and a red forehead mark. She holds a tall trident with her right hand, and a second trident stands at the right edge of the stage beside a purple-lit backdrop. The setting suggests a staged performance or tableau, with a wall air conditioner visible at left.

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