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A dancer in a yellow and orange costume with purple leggings performs on a green-carpeted stage in an indoor hall. A large banner behind her reads "Dhasara 2010" beside a smiling portrait of a saffron-turbaned man, with silhouetted temple towers and a sunset backdrop. A projection screen at upper left shows a deity-like figure in blue and gold. Rows of audience members sit in black chairs in the foreground, many seen from behind.

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A photograph of a hall during a Dhasara 2010 programme. On stage, a female dancer in a maroon and gold traditional costume extends her arm toward the audience, standing before a large orange banner with a sunset and temple silhouette. A portrait inset on the banner shows a smiling man in an orange turban. Musicians sit at the edge of the stage. In the foreground, rows of seated audience members in white shirts and dark clothing face the stage from behind. A projection screen at upper left shows a figure in ornate dress, and orange and patterned bunting hangs from the ceiling.2010-10-09A photograph of a dance performance on a stage in an indoor hall. A female dancer in a yellow-and-maroon costume with ornate jewellery performs in front of a backdrop reading "Dhasara 2010" with a portrait labelled with the same event banner showing a figure in an orange turban, beside a sunset and temple silhouette. Seated audience members in white shirts and dark chairs fill the foreground, with a projector screen showing a deity image at left and orange and yellow hanging decorations above. Several seated people on the stage edge watch the dancer. a person cannot be confidently identified from the appearance of any visible person here.2010-10-09October 08 20102010-10-08October 09 20102010-10-09A stage event in a hall with a large orange backdrop reading "Dhasara 2010" beside a circular portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban, with silhouetted dancers and temple towers on the backdrop. On a green-draped stage, several young women in orange and yellow saris perform, one kneeling with flowers scattered on the stage. Seated in rows in front, many women and girls in white and yellow saris and long braids watch, along with a man in orange clothing. Standing at the left edge, a bald man in white and another in white clothing look on. Oil lamps and offerings sit near the performers.2010-10-17A photograph of a stage performance at a Dhasara 2010 event. Five female dancers in colourful traditional costumes perform classical Indian dance on a green-edged stage with white skirting. Their outfits include green, purple, and white saris and a purple dress. Behind them a large orange banner shows a smiling man in an orange turban inside a circular frame, next to the purple words 'Dhasara 2010' and a silhouette of a temple. Seated audience members, many with their backs to the camera and including children, watch from the floor in white and orange clothing. A camera on a tripod is visible at the left edge. The banner's man is a printed image, not a physical person present.2010-10-08A stage at a Dasara celebration in Hyderabad with a green stage cloth and white skirting. A large orange backdrop shows a circular portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban, with the printed words Dasara 2010 and black silhouettes of a dancing figure and temple spires. On stage, two women in orange saris sit in prayer beside a small offering plate, while a standing performer in orange and gold holds a ceremonial stick. Scattered flower petals lie on the stage. Audience members in white and yellow attire sit on the floor in the foreground, some clapping, and a few people stand at the left side near the stage.2010-10-17Photo of a Dasara 2010 cultural performance in a hall with an orange backdrop reading Dasara 2010 and a circular portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban and orange robe. On stage, several women in pink, red and magenta saris sit playing instruments, with a dancer's silhouette and a temple silhouette beside them. Hanging colourful striped decorations hang from the ceiling. In the foreground, rows of seated audience members in white and light shirts face the stage on black chairs.2010-10-16A photograph of an indoor cultural performance at a Dasara 2010 event. On a raised green-draped stage, women in pink and red saris play traditional instruments, while a dancer in a dark costume raises an arm in the centre. A seated performer in an orange top sings or plays at a microphone on the left, and musicians sit along the back. Behind them a large orange backdrop shows a smiling man in an orange turban inside a circular frame, next to the word Dasara 2010 and a silhouette of temple towers at sunset. Orange and red fabric panels hang from the ceiling. In the foreground, rows of audience members in white, green and orange shirts sit on black chairs facing the stage.2010-10-16 +1 copiesIndoor hall event at a Dasara celebration: a raised green-skirted stage in front of a large orange backdrop printed with a circular portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban and the words Dhasara 2010, with silhouettes of a dancer and temple towers. On the stage, several women in orange and saffron saris stand around a small white-cloth offering with flowers scattered on the floor. Seated in rows on the floor in the foreground are many women and girls in white saris with yellow and green borders, along with a few men in white and orange. Yellow hanging fabric and ceiling fans are visible above.2010-10-17Indoor event hall with a stage backdrop in orange and white reading "Dasara" in English and Kannada, with the tagline "Celebration of the Divine Mother" and a large image of a deity murti with a crown and floral garlands. A seated figure in blue and gold sits on a golden throne on the left stage, beside a portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban. A woman in a red and gold saree performs on a green stage, gesturing toward a projection screen showing deity images labelled Dasara. Audience members sit in rows of chairs facing the stage, a few visible from behind. Overhead white fabric drapes and ceiling fans are visible.2010-10-09October 08 20102010-10-08