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A dimly lit photograph of a seated person in a dark reddish-brown robe on an orange armchair, with a small red bindi and a thin necklace, hands resting on the armrests, smiling slightly. Behind is a glowing gilded shrine arch framing a deity murti with a green backdrop: a figure in orange with a crown holds a rod and a drum-like object, beside a seated goddess in red and white with a garland, and a smaller figure in orange to the right. Garlands of marigolds hang at the sides. The scene is dark apart from the lit shrine.

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A smiling man in a maroon-brown robe sits in an orange-red leather armchair in front of an ornate golden shrine arch with green drapery. Behind him stand two gold-and-white deity murtis adorned with orange crowns and red-and-yellow flower garlands. A small golden niche to the right holds a standing deity figure in red and gold. The lit stage setting is dim and warm, with a water bottle visible on the lower right ledge. The man appears to be a person with a tilak and long hair, seated on a throne-like chair.2013-10-04A man in a rust-red monastic robe sits in a large orange leather armchair on an open-air stage at night, speaking with his right hand raised and holding a small microphone in the left hand. His right arm is wrapped in white bandage. Behind him, an illuminated shrine arch framed in gold holds two seated deity murti in orange and red garments, adorned with garlands, with a green backdrop and a standing attendant figure beside them. A dark curtain hangs at the right and a small wooden table sits at lower right. a person is seated at the centre, distinguished by his shaved head with a red bindi and a rudraksha-style robe of the speaker's presentation, while attributing the identity remains appearance-based only.2013-10-08October 04 20132013-10-04A photograph of a person seated in a large orange-brown leather armchair in a dim hall, one hand raised to the side of the head as if adjusting an earpiece. The person wears an orange-brown robe with a gold-toned border and a long brown rudraksha-style mala, and has a white bandage on one forearm. Behind is an illuminated shrine niche with gold arch framing a green backdrop, showing a deity murti with gold crown and garlands of orange and red marigolds, next to a smaller lit figure in red and orange garments. No other physical people are visible.2013-10-04September 29 20132013-09-29A dimly lit hall shows a man seated on a red cushioned chair in front of an illuminated shrine with a deity murti under a golden arch and green drapery. He wears a maroon-brown robe with a gold-bordered shawl and a rudraksha-style mala, with a tilak on his forehead. A small side table holds a water bottle, and blue stage haze drifts in the foreground. a person: the seated man has long swept-back hair and a mala with a maroon robe, but the image is blurred, so identity is uncertain.2013-09-29October 08 20132013-10-08A person with shoulder-length dark hair and a red bindi sits smiling in an orange leather armchair on a stage at night. They wear a maroon-red sannyasi wrap draped over one shoulder and a gold-toned necklace, and a white bandage is wrapped around their left forearm. Behind them stands an illuminated shrine with a deity murti adorned with garlands and a golden arch, flanked by green and gold drapery. A water bottle sits on a table at lower right.2013-10-04A seated man in a rust-red turban and matching red-brown robe sits cross-legged on a large gold ornate throne, wearing a white and pink flower garland and gold bangles. Behind him, a shrine niche with a red backdrop holds two deity murtis adorned with white flower garlands, flanked by green-arched niches with standing figures and brass lamp stands. A keyboard and microphone stand are at the lower left, with gold and red curtains on the right. The setting resembles a temple-style stage. The man's appearance with turban, flower garland, and ornate throne is a candidate for a person but the cues are not sufficiently distinctive, so identity is uncertain.2017-09-05August 24 20162016-08-24September 29 20132013-09-29October 04 20132013-10-04