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A stage with red velvet drapes shows a seated man in brown-orange robes and a matching turban, his hands pressed together in namaskar, wearing gold bangles and a garland of white and pink flowers. Behind him is an altar of green cloth and a large floral arch of yellow, orange, red and purple garlands framing a metal deity murti with a crown. To the right, a gilded arch holds a decorated deity murti in a pink and gold sari with a crown and jewelry, surrounded by a yellow and red garland. Two women in orange saffron wraps stand at the right edge facing the altar, and a microphone stand sits in front of the seated man. Marigold petals and flowers are scattered on the platform.

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