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Three men in white dhotis with gold-bordered edges stand on a stage in front of a whiteboard, clapping their hands in a devotional gesture. All three are bare-chested and wear rudraksha malas; each has white ash markings on the forehead and body. The man on the far right, with hair tied back, has a tattooed arm and a small pendant necklace, and stands beside a microphone. The man in the centre has a shaved head, and the man on the left smiles while clapping. A seated person is partly visible at the lower left. The setting is a plain hall with pink walls and a red wooden door.

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