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A shaved-headed person in orange robes performs a handstand-style inversion on a glossy white floor in front of a large painted deity murti. The murti shows a multi-armed figure with a flaming halo and crown, holding a trident, a sword, a mace and a damaru-like object, with a kneeling devotee in pink carved on the pedestal to the left. The inverted figure's orange cloth flows downward and one leg is raised high. A red cloth lies at the right edge of the floor, and a wooden pillar stands at the left.

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September 09 20132013-09-09September 09 20132013-09-09September 09 20132013-09-09 +1 copiesSeptember 09 20132013-09-09 +1 copiesA photograph of a young bald sannyasi performing a handstand on a polished white floor in front of a colourful painted statue of a multi-armed deity holding a trident and other weapons. The performer wears an orange-saffron robe and an orange cloth wrapped around the body, with bare arms and feet, and a small gold earring is visible. The statue wears gold ornaments and a green dhoti, and a red patterned rug lies at the edge of a dark curtained doorway.2013-09-09September 09 20132013-09-09 +1 copiesSeptember 09 20132013-09-09A figure in an orange saffron wrap performs a deep backbend, bent forward with palms flat on a glossy white floor, in front of a large painted deity murti. The statue is golden-orange with a flaming crown and multiple arms holding a trident, bell, and other implements, standing on a white pedestal within a colourful pink, green and turquoise temple shrine. A wooden pillar with carved floral panels stands at left. The bent figure is a single physical person; the statue is not counted as a person.2013-09-09September 09 20132013-09-09 +1 copiesSeptember 09 20132013-09-09 +1 copiesMay 19 20132013-05-19September 09 20132013-09-09