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Stage photograph of an indoor hall with red velvet drapes and overhead stage lights. A large backdrop screen shows a glowing red-lit deity murti with a crown and a trident-like staff, and a golden figure of a temple statue stands at each side. A standing man in a rust-orange garment with a dark hair bun holds a spear-like staff beside a small ritual sword-shaped object, and a seated man in white dhoti with bare upper body sits with hands folded at the right edge, with a woman in red seated at the left. a person appearance is not clear enough here for identification; the standing figure wears orange robes and a bead necklace, but the face and cues are insufficient for a firm match.

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April 16 20182018-04-16 +1 copiesA stage with a large red-lit backdrop showing a towering deity murti with a crown, holding a mace-like staff and a spear. In front stands a man with curly dark hair in a rust-orange dhoti and matching sleeveless top with a patterned belt, holding a spear, beside a silver peacock-like figure and a silver stand. Two people kneel at the stage edges in prayer pose with palms joined: one on the left in dark red clothing, one on the right in white dhoti. A red curtain frames the top. a person cues are not sufficiently distinctive here; the standing man is presented as a costumed performer or devotee.2018-04-16A stage with a large red-lit backdrop showing a glowing, ornate deity murti with a raised mace-like weapon and crown. A standing man with long dark hair tied up wears a rust-orange sleeveless top and a matching dhoti-style garment with a gold-toned belt, holding a ceremonial staff and standing beside a small silver puja table. To the right, a seated person in white dhoti and shawl with hands joined in namaskar faces the stage. To the left, a bronze statue stands near a seated woman in red with hands joined. Red velvet curtains and stage lights frame the scene. a person is the standing figure in orange, with long swept-back hair and ornate gold belt, presiding on the stage.2018-04-16April 16 20182018-04-16April 16 20182018-04-16A stage with a large red-lit backdrop showing a glowing deity murti with a crown and raised weapons, flanked by two gold-coloured standing statues. A man in a rust-orange dhoti and sleeveless top stands centrally with a spear-like staff near a seated golden figure, holding a ceremonial staff. To the left, a person in dark red robes sits with hands folded in anjali. To the right, a shaved-headed man in white dhoti and bare chest sits with hands in namaste. A small peetha-like table with a curved ornament sits in front of the central figure. Red velvet curtains frame the stage.2018-04-16April 16 20182018-04-16April 16 20182018-04-16Stage photo of a satsang event with a large projected image behind the stage of a stone-like deity murti in ornate armour and a crown, holding a tall ornate staff. A seated man in an orange-red robe with a leopard-print waist cloth and a dark turban sits on a red-cushioned throne, holding a microphone and a long staff. To his right, a bare-chested man with a rudraksha mala and a light cloth wrap sits cross-legged with hands folded. A woman in red-orange clothing with a necklace sits at the far left edge. The seated man in the centre is a probable Swamiji by appearance cues of orange clothing, a turban-style headdress and an ornate throne-like seat.2018-04-16A photograph of a stage event with a large backdrop showing a red-toned, glowing image of a deity with a crown and a tall ornate staff. A standing man in a rust-orange sleeveless top and dhoti with a gold-patterned waist belt stands centre stage beside a silver peacock figure and a silver ritual staff. A dark-haired figure wearing a rudraksha-style necklace is visible, and an ornate silver chair is beside him. Two people at the edges sit with hands folded in namaste at the left and right of the frame. Dark red curtains frame the upper stage. The standing man appears to be a person (appearance: long swept-back dark hair, saffron-orange clothing, ceremonial ornaments), presented as an honoured speaker on stage. The two seated figures are devotees in namaste.2018-04-16April 16 20182018-04-16April 16 20182018-04-16