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Four female dancers perform on a stage in traditional South Indian classical dress in a group sequence. Each wears a silk sari in a different colour: orange and gold on the far left, blue and orange in the second position, yellow and purple in the third, and a gold sari with a yellow blouse on the far right. Each dancer has flowers in her hair and holds slim pink and green sticks raised in both hands. A tall potted palm sits behind them against a dark curtain, and a bed of red roses lies along the stage edge in front. No a person candidate is visible.

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May 03 20082008-05-03Four young women perform a classical Indian dance on a stage in a hall. The dancers wear traditional silk saris and jewellery: the front dancer in a gold and brown sari with a gold headpiece and necklace, others in orange, red, blue and yellow costumes with flowers in their hair. A green potted palm and a row of red flowers and foliage decorate the stage edge, with an exit sign and a projection screen behind.2008-05-03May 03 20082008-05-03Two women perform a classical Indian dance on a stage in front of a dark backdrop with a projection screen behind them. The dancer on the left wears a golden-brown and cream sari with a white and orange striped drape over the shoulder, gold jewellery and a flower-decorated hairstyle, and raises one open hand. The dancer on the right wears a bright orange sari with gold trim, a gold necklace and matching gold headpiece, and extends her arm outward. A potted palm stands at the left edge and a border of red and white flowers lines the stage front, with a framed picture on the upper right wall.2008-05-03May 03 20082008-05-03Four young women perform a synchronized classical Indian dance on a stage edged with red and white flower garlands and a potted palm. Each dancer wears a colourful silk costume with gold borders, jewellery, and flowers in her hair, and holds decorated sticks in her raised hands. Left to right, their costumes are orange and red, blue and orange, gold and purple, and gold and yellow. A white wall with an exit sign and dark curtains form the backdrop.2008-05-03May 03 20082008-05-03Two women perform a classical Indian dance on a stage with a white projection screen and black backdrop. The dancer on the right wears a gold and bronze silk costume with a gold embroidered bodice and a flowing skirt, a jewelled headpiece and white flowers in her hair, and extends her arms with palms raised. The dancer on the left wears an orange and gold costume with ankle bells and a matching headpiece, arms outstretched in a mirrored pose. A potted palm sits between them, a red EXIT sign is visible on the left wall, and scattered flower petals cover the wooden stage floor.2008-05-03May 03 20082008-05-03Four young women in traditional South Indian silk saris stand in a row on a stage, each holding a metal tray with fruit or offerings. Their saris are orange, blue-green, gold and yellow with contrasting borders, and they wear jhumka earrings, jewelled head ornaments and white flowers in their hair, with bangles on their wrists. Behind them are a large white screen and a potted palm. At the far left edge, a partly visible man in white clothing and another figure in green stand near the stage.2008-05-03Three female dancers perform a classical Indian dance on a stage with petals and red flower garlands scattered at the front. The dancer in front wears an orange and gold silk costume with a gold waist belt, a gold headpiece with white flowers in her hair, and gold bangles; she extends one arm high in an expressive pose. Behind her, a dancer in a teal and green sari with gold trim covers her face with her hand. The third dancer on the right wears a gold and yellow costume with a gold headpiece and white flowers, her arms bent in a graceful gesture. A green plant and an EXIT sign appear in the dark background. No deity or a person is visible.2008-05-03May 03 20082008-05-03