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A crowded outdoor pandal with pink, red and purple draped cloth and striped canopy overhead, filled with rows of white plastic chairs. Many devotees sit or stand, including women in saris of orange, red, pink and green and a woman in a turquoise sari with a flower in her braid. Several men in white dhotis and white shirts sit in the foreground, and a few men wear orange and saffron shawls. Some people are standing and moving between rows.

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A large open-sided pavilion hung with pink and red draped fabric and frilled ceiling swags shelters a crowd seated on white plastic chairs. Many men wear white shirts and dhotis, and several women wear saris in orange, yellow and green. Some attendees in saffron and white clothing stand among the seats, and a few people walk along the aisles. At the front a low table with a blue cloth and flower decorations is visible at the lower right. No individual is clearly identifiable as a person from appearance.2008-12-30December 30 20082008-12-30A photograph of a large open-sided festival tent decorated with pink and purple drapes, floral borders and hanging pink lanterns. Rows of white plastic chairs fill the space, with many seated devotees, mostly older men and women, in white dhotis, saris and shawls. Standing figures move between the chairs, including a woman in a blue sari with a lanyard and a woman in a pink salwar. A small numbered sign hangs on the back drape. The scene appears to be a gathering area for attendees at a festival event.2008-12-30A large tent event with a crowd of devotees seated in white plastic chairs under a canopy of pink and red draped fabric. Many men wear white dhotis and shirts, some with white head cloths, while women wear saris in pink, yellow, green and other colours. A few people walk through the aisles, including a man in a white shirt with a green and white shawl, and a woman in a white dress with a grey jacket holding a walking stick. Purple and pink drapes line the tent walls, and a raised platform with a carpet stands at the right edge.2008-12-30A large red and white draped tent at an outdoor festival gathering. Rows of white plastic chairs fill the blue-carpeted floor, with many seated and standing devotees in white, orange, saffron and bright saris. Men in white dhotis and shirts, and women in yellow and orange saris, move through the crowd, some holding pink paper slips. A patterned cloth sits near the lower right corner with flower arrangements. Festival crowd in a decorated pandal during celebrations.2008-12-30December 30 20082008-12-30A large pink-and-white canopy tent at an outdoor festival gathering, with rows of white plastic chairs filled with seated men, women and children. Most attendees wear white dhotis, shirts and saris, and a few hold pink paper sheets. A man in a white shirt and a woman with flowers in her hair stand among the rows. Along the back wall, colourful painted folk-art panels show figures in red and green. Blue and purple draped backdrops frame the stage area, and a few men in white and an orange-robed person stand near the front.2008-12-30A photograph of a large crowd seated on white plastic chairs under a pink and maroon tent with draped fabric panels. Many devotees, mostly older adults, sit facing the same direction; a man in the foreground wears a white shirt, saffron-and-white shawl and a rudraksha mala, and a woman in a red sari sits among them. Several people in white and saffron garments move among the rows. Pink paper folders are held by some attendees. A young child in red sits on a lap at left. No single central figure is clearly visible in this frame.2008-12-30December 30 20082008-12-30December 30 20082008-12-30December 30 20082008-12-30A large crowd of devotees gathers under a red and white draped tent with scalloped fabric canopy and red curtain walls. Most people sit on white plastic chairs, while many stand among them, dressed in white kurtas, white shawls and saffron or orange garments. Several women wear saffron and green saris. Flower arrangements sit at the lower right edge. No individual can be confidently identified as a person from appearance, so the a person field is unsure.2008-12-30