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A single man stands barefoot on a dark stage under green spotlights, holding a silver trident upright in his raised right hand. He wears an orange-red dhoti-style cloth with a leopard-print shawl across his chest and leopard-print wrap draped over the trident shaft. Thick bead bracelets circle his arms, and a rudraksha-style necklace rests on his chest. His hair is long and locked, with a crown-like ornament, and he has white and red forehead markings. Behind him, rows of brass oil lamps stand on the stage floor.

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December 18 20172017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18A figure stands alone on a dark stage under green spotlights, holding a silver trident topped with a crescent-shaped finial in his raised right hand. He wears a leopard-print bodice, a red and orange draped dhoti with a gold-trimmed sash, bangles and beaded wristbands, with a red tilak on his forehead and a jewelled headpiece in his hair. The trident's shaft is wrapped in leopard-print cloth, and the scene is lit with theatrical spotlights against a black backdrop.2017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18Stage photograph against a dark backdrop with a green spotlight from the left. A man with long dreadlocked hair, a red tilak and a small ornate headpiece raises a large silver trident with his right arm, its shaft wrapped in leopard-print cloth with hanging tassels. He wears a leopard-print and orange-red draped garment with a gold border, rudraksha beads on his wrists, and a gold necklace. a person: appearance cues include long dreadlocked hair, rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold ornaments, shown performing on stage as a presenter of the silver trident.2017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18A standing male figure on a dark stage under green spotlights holds a tall silver trident (trishul) upright with his right hand, its shaft wrapped in leopard-print cloth with tassels. He wears an orange-red and gold draped dhoti, a leopard-print and gold bodice, a gold necklace, beaded armbands and bracelets, a jewelled headpiece in his hair, and a red tilak on his forehead. His left hand rests on his hip. Rows of brass oil lamps (deepas) line the stage on both sides.2017-12-18