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A large tented hall with striped mats and a crowd of devotees, many seated and some standing with hands folded in prayer. At centre, a standing man with long dark hair, a beard and a bindi-marked forehead wears a rust-brown robe and a white-and-pink flower garland, with a gold pendant and rudraksha-style beads; a multicoloured umbrella canopy is held above him. Men seated at right are bare-chested with orange-painted foreheads and white dhotis, and a young man at right with hands folded wears a white dhoti. Women in white and saffron saris, and some in purple and red, are among the crowd. Yellow marigold garlands lie in the lower left foreground. A gold-coloured shrine structure stands at left, and paper bunting hangs from the ceiling. a person is the central figure, identified by long hair, a rudraksha-style mala and a saffron-toned robe with garland, while the umbrella canopy marks ceremonial honour.