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Two female dancers perform on a stage with a red carpet before a golden ornamental throne decorated with yellow and red flower garlands and a golden canopy. The dancer on the left wears a mustard-yellow sari with a red border and white flowers in her hair. The dancer on the right wears a grey sari with a magenta border and gold jewellery. Seated on the throne is a large printed portrait of a figure in saffron-pink attire with a rudraksha mala and a saffron turban, shown as a depiction on the backdrop. A tiger-skin cloth covers the throne base, flanked by a golden lion and a golden horse figure, with a deep maroon velvet curtain behind.

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Two female dancers perform on a red-carpeted stage before a deep maroon velvet curtain. The dancer on the left wears a grey and maroon silk sari with a gold waist belt and dark ankle bells. The dancer on the right wears a mustard-yellow sari with a magenta blouse and red border, arms raised above her head. Behind them stands a gold throne with a tiger-skin cushion, decorated with yellow and red floral garlands and a gold canopy. A framed portrait of a man with a red turban, rudraksha mala and white beaded necklace sits on the throne backrest, appearing as a printed picture rather than a physical person. A gold horse figure with a floral garland stands at the right edge, and a brass lamp stands beside the throne.2015-11-25November 25 20152015-11-25November 25 20152015-11-25November 25 20152015-11-25Two female dancers perform a classical Indian dance on a red-carpeted stage in front of an ornate golden throne decorated with a heart-shaped arrangement of yellow, red and white flower garlands. The dancer on the left wears a mustard-orange sari with a pink border and a red shawl, with a white flower in her hair and gold necklaces, her arms extended to the side. The dancer on the right wears a grey sari with a red border and red shawl, gold jewellery and bangles, one hand raised in a mudra. Gold lion figures flank the throne, with a brass lamp stand and maroon velvet drapes behind. A small pictured portrait of a figure in pink appears on the throne backdrop, and the Nithyanandapedia copyright overlay is visible at the lower right.2015-11-25November 25 20152015-11-25Two female dancers perform on a red-carpeted stage in front of a golden throne with a tiger-skin cushion, draped in marigold and yellow flower garlands, under a golden canopy. The dancer on the left, in a mustard-yellow sari with red border, kneels with palms pressed together above her head. The dancer on the right, in a grey sari with red and gold border, raises one arm with her hand open and smiles. A large golden bull statue stands at the right edge, and maroon curtains frame the backdrop. A printed photograph of a seated figure in red robes with rudraksha beads sits on the throne, appearing as a depiction on a backdrop rather than a physical person.2015-11-25November 25 20152015-11-25November 25 20152015-11-25November 11 20152015-11-11Two young women in traditional South Indian attire perform on a red-carpeted stage before a floral-decorated throne. The standing dancer wears a grey and red silk sari with a red blouse, a bindi, a necklace and a flower in her hair, hands on her hips. The kneeling dancer wears a mustard-gold sari with a red border, gold jewellery and a flower in her hair, gesturing with her hands. Behind them a heart-shaped garland of yellow and red flowers frames a golden throne cushioned in red with a tiger-skin motif. A large portrait of a smiling man in a red headscarf and garlands is set within the floral frame, and a golden bull statue stands at the right edge against dark red velvet drapes.2015-11-25November 25 20152015-11-25