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A dusty construction site with bare earth, heaps of sand and stacked cement sacks at left, and rows of plastic moulds or blocks at right. Under a large tree, two women in orange saffron saris sit on plastic chairs at a table, one handing an item to the other. Several men in white dhotis and shirts walk and stand around the site, and a thatched shed with a black water tank stands at right. A partly visible hoarding with a portrait and text hangs in the background. Scaffolding poles and bamboo frames surround the area.

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A photograph of an outdoor construction site beside a tree, with dirt ground, stacked cement sacks on the left, and a bundle of rebar-free concrete blocks arranged on the right. Under the shade of the tree, a woman in a saffron-orange sari sits on a plastic chair, while another person in orange stands nearby. Several men in white shirts and white dhotis stand in the background among bamboo-and-thatch shelters and a tall black water tank. A few plastic chairs are scattered around, and a blue bag and tools lie on the ground.A photograph of an excavation site under a thatched shelter on red earth. A seated figure in saffron/orange robes sits at a plastic chair beside a tree, with a second saffron-clad person nearby. Several men in white dhotis and shirts stand around, one holding papers. Sandbags are stacked along a trench, with yellow tape and a pipe along the pit edge. Scattered slippers and a shallow bowl lie on the ground, and dense green trees and a wire fence sit behind.April 2008 - Making Of Kailaasa In TiruvannamalaiA photograph of an outdoor construction site with raw red earth and a dug trench. In the centre, a person in an orange saffron robe with a red forehead mark sits on a white plastic chair, one hand raised to the head, with a water bottle beside the feet on a woven mat. To the left, an older man in a white shirt and white dhoti sits with arms folded. To the right, a standing man wears a white dhoti and an orange shawl, holding papers and a rudraksha-style necklace. Behind them, workers in saris move among stacks of gravel and rubble, and sandbags are piled at the trench edge. Trees and a hillside frame the scene. A faint studio credit is visible in the lower right corner, and no other text is legible.Outdoor construction site with bare reddish earth, sand heaps and stacked cement bags at left. Under a large tree, two women in orange saris sit on plastic chairs at a small table, one gesturing while speaking. Several men in white shirts and white dhotis stand and walk in the background near a thatched shelter and a black water tank. Stacked concrete blocks and a purple banner with a white bird are visible. No identifiable a person is clearly present, so the candidate is unsure.2008-04-10April 10 20082008-04-10April 2008 - Making Of Kailaasa In TiruvannamalaiOutdoor photograph of a construction site on reddish earth under a thatched palm-frond shelter supported by wooden poles. Rows of stacked grey stone yoni-peetha bases and shivalinga-shaped stone pieces lie in the foreground on straw. A man in a white dhoti and shirt pours water from a green container near the shelter. Two people sit at a table under the shelter: a man in an orange shawl and white clothing, and a woman in an orange sari. Another man in white stands beside the shelter, and a figure in white with an orange sash is at the right edge. A water tank, dirt mounds and green trees sit in the background.A photograph of two men seated on plastic chairs outdoors at a red-earth construction site. On the left, a man with grey hair and a moustache wears a white shirt and white dhoti, with a red tilak on his forehead, gesturing with one hand while talking. On the right, a man with long dark swept-back hair wears a saffron-orange robe and sits barefoot on a woven mat, holding a water bottle and listening. Behind them are a trench, stacked grey sandbags, a tree trunk, a folded red-and-black checked blanket, and sandals on the ground. Workers in the background are partly visible.April 2008 - Making Of Kailaasa In TiruvannamalaiApril 2008 - Making Of Kailaasa In TiruvannamalaiApril 2008 - Making Of Kailaasa In Tiruvannamalai