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Two children perform on a stage at a microphone stand, hands pressed together in anjali mudra. Both wear white kurta-style outfits and orange-saffron head wraps, with painted tilaka on their foreheads and drawn moustaches on their faces. The child on the right wears a rudraksha mala. A third performer in a yellow and red saree stands behind them. A white curtain and a large red lettered backdrop are behind the stage.

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A photograph of a children's choir performing on a stage with a grey draped curtain and a partly visible red lettered backdrop. Nine boys and girls stand in front of two microphone stands with palms pressed together in namaste. The two foremost children wear orange turbans and white kurta-style clothing, one with a rudraksha-style mala; others wear white dhotis, white shirts and shawls. A girl in a red and gold sari stands among them. Green carpet covers the stage floor, and some performers are barefoot.2009-12-24December 24 20092009-12-24December 24 20092009-12-24December 12 20112011-12-12December 24 20092009-12-24Two performers in saffron-orange robes stand before a painted white backdrop with blue peaks. A young figure seated on a black chair wears an orange turban, orange dhoti-style wrap, rudraksha mala and gold bangle, holding a microphone and smiling. Beside them a young woman in an orange sari with gold border, black mala and bindi sits on the floor holding a microphone and smiling. Red lanterns and red drapes are visible behind.2011-12-12October 17 20102010-10-17Three young performers stand on a dark stage in orange and saffron clothing, hands pressed together in anjali mudra. The central figure, a young woman with long dark hair in an orange sari-style garment with a gold-patterned border, stands at a microphone with eyes lowered. To the left, a child in an orange and red cloth with rudraksha malas holds a lotus-shaped decorative object and a second microphone. To the right, a boy in red and orange with rudraksha mala and a bead bracelet presses his palms together. Their attire suggests a devotional satsang or pada-puja performance.2011-12-12December 12 20112011-12-12December 12 20112011-12-12A stage performance with children in traditional costume against a black backdrop. Four boys stand in a row: the left boy in orange dhoti and bare chest holds a bow and quiver, the second in white dhoti and white headcloth holds a staff, the third in orange dhoti holds a handheld microphone, and the rightmost boy in a dark blue embroidered jacket, white dhoti with gold border, and gold-patterned turban holds a microphone and gestures. The two boys on the right wear turbans with gold patterns and beaded necklaces.2011-12-12 +1 copiesDecember 24 20092009-12-24