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Evening outdoor event under a green canopy strung with colourful bunting. A person with long, swept-back dark hair wearing an orange saffron robe and a matching orange shawl stands at right, handing an item to a man in a blue checked shirt. Several men in white shirts and light trousers stand around, some wearing lanyards. Behind them a backdrop shows a large deity image garlanded with flowers and the Tamil word for festival, and a plastic chair and potted plants sit in the foreground.

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A night-time outdoor gathering under a green tarpaulin strung with colourful triangular bunting. A woman with long curly dark hair in a saffron-orange sari points upward with one hand while holding a small object, facing a group of men and women in white shirts, striped shirts and dark shirts. Rows of stacked plastic chairs are in the foreground and a banner with Tamil script and a deity image stands behind her. Plants frame the right edge.A night-time outdoor gathering under a canopy of green and red patterned cloth strung with bunting. Men in shirts and dhotis stand and sit among rows of plastic chairs, while a saffron-robed figure with long, curly, shoulder-length hair stands at right facing the crowd, another saffron-clad person with curly hair is in the foreground, and a shaved-headed person in saffron sits at lower left. A large printed banner at right shows a deity murti decorated with garlands and bears Tamil text. Potted plants fill the lower right corner.Evening photo inside a open-sided tent with a patterned green-and-red canopy above. A long-haired figure in saffron-orange robes stands with back to camera at right, facing a group of men, some in white shirts and dhotis, one in a blue-checked shirt holding papers. A younger person in orange with a red-edged shawl stands in the foreground beside a man in white with an orange shawl. Behind them a banner with Tamil text is mounted on the tent wall, and potted plants and a pink draped cloth frame the right edge. Many seated and standing men fill the background.April 2008 - Making Of Kailaasa In TiruvannamalaiEvening photograph under a green tent canopy with a row of multicoloured bunting strung across the top. A crowd of about twenty men, mostly in white shirts and dhotis or plain shirts, stands in front of rows of empty folding chairs. In the right foreground a person with long curly hair wearing an orange robe faces the crowd, gesturing with one hand, and an orange-robed person with a shaved head stands at the left edge. To the right is a banner with Tamil lettering and a small emblem, with potted greenery in the lower right corner.January 04 20122012-01-04April 2008 - Making Of Kailaasa In TiruvannamalaiA night-time outdoor event under a canopy hung with colourful strings of triangular bunting. On the right, a long-haired person in saffron/orange robes and white dhoti sits smiling in a white chair beside potted plants and a red draped backdrop. Several men in white shirts and dhotis stand and walk toward them on a red carpet, one in grey trousers with a vertical tilak. A bearded man in orange robes stands behind them. Behind the seated figure, a banner shows a deity image and Tamil text. The setting appears to be a festival stage with ferns and potted plants.October 19 20082008-10-19Outdoor evening gathering under a canopy with a red carpet. On the right, a long-haired figure in an orange saffron garment sits in a white chair beside potted plants, gesturing with one hand. Facing him, a man in white dhoti and white shirt stands with an arm extended, while other men in white dhotis and shirts stand or sit on the red carpet, one holding a black folder. Plastic chairs are arranged along the back. A banner behind shows Tamil text and a portrait of a deity in a red-and-gold setting. The orange-clad figure shows distinctive long hair and saffron clothing, but the appearance is not conclusive enough to confirm identity, so the figure is described only by role.October 19 20082008-10-19April 2008 - Making Of Kailaasa In Tiruvannamalai