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A talk-show set with ornate gold carved pillars topped by lion-like yali figures against a warm red-orange backdrop. A man in an orange-brown saffron robe with a yellow-gold border sits cross-legged on a gold-trimmed throne with maroon cushions, hands in a mudra. Facing him on the left, a woman in a purple sari sits on a wooden interview chair. A latticed golden panel stands behind the throne. The stage has a wooden floor and matching wooden side chairs at each edge. Swamiji (probable): the seated man wears a saffron robe and sits on the central throne as the host of the programme, with long swept-back hair visible.

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2013 - Thanthi TV Show +1 copiesA seated man in a rust-orange robe with a gold-edged yellow border sits on a gilded throne with red cushions, gesturing with raised hands while speaking. He has long dark hair swept back. Opposite him, a woman in a purple top and purple skirt sits on a low wooden bench, facing him and listening. Ornate gold lion-headed pillars, carved golden columns and a red lattice screen frame the stage backdrop, which is decorated with warm orange and red tones. The scene looks like a satsang discourse with a questioner. Swamiji (probable): the seated speaker wears a saffron robe with long swept-back hair and sits on a throne as the discourse leader, so the candidate is physically present.2013-07-15 +1 copiesJuly 15 20132013-07-15July 15 20132013-07-152013 - Thanthi TV Show +1 copiesA satsang scene on a stage with ornate gold-painted lion-headed pillars and a red lattice backdrop. A man with long hair and a bare chest sits centrally on a gilded throne with red cushions, wearing an orange-brown dhoti-style cloth and a rudraksha-style necklace, gesturing with his hands. Seated on wooden benches to either side are a woman in a purple sari and a man in a light yellow shirt and dark trousers, facing him. A carved gold pedestal sits before the throne. The man on the throne shows distinctive long hair and saffron-toned cloth with a necklace, which is a probable match for a person and consistent with the page, though the image itself is not a certain identification; he is described by role here as the seated teacher. Three physical people are visible.2013-07-15 +1 copies2013 - Thanthi TV ShowA photograph of a television talk-show set with ornate gold carved pillars topped by rearing lion-like figures and a red latticed screen behind. A man with shoulder-length dark hair, wearing a rust-brown robe with a gold-bordered wrap and a beaded necklace, sits smiling on a gilded throne with maroon cushions. Facing him at left, a woman in a purple sari with her hair in a bun sits at a small desk and listens. Appearance is consistent with the page's claim about the host, though it is not certain from appearance alone. +1 copies2013 - Thanthi TV Show +1 copiesA talk-show set with ornate gold carved lions or mythical beasts flanking a central red lattice panel. A man seated cross-legged on a raised golden throne with red cushions wears a saffron-orange robe and shawl, gesturing with his hands while speaking. A woman in a purple sari sits on a wooden bench at left, and a man in a cream shirt and dark dhoti sits on a bench at right, both facing him as guests or interviewers. The warm red and gold stage lighting and carved pillars create a formal discourse setting. +1 copiesA seated man in an ornate golden-orange studio set sits on a red-cushioned gilded throne flanked by carved golden lion-like guardian figures and lamp-like pillars. He wears a rust-orange robe with a gold-bordered wrap and a thin cord over his bare chest, hands folded in his lap. Ornate orange carved panels and round medallions decorate the backdrop, with two wooden lecterns with pink-trimmed cloth at either side and a small golden lion statue at the right edge. The setting resembles a TV talk-show stage. The appearance matches the page's identified figure only partly: the bare-chested saffron-robed figure carries several cues, but the face and hair are not distinctive enough for certainty.October 26 20132013-10-26