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A large hall filled with a dense crowd of devotees seated on the floor facing a stage at the far end. Most men wear white dhotis and white shirts, some bare-chested with sacred threads, and a few wear saffron or orange cloth. The stage is framed by a red curtain and a large golden decorative backdrop, with a bright portrait display to one side. Ceiling fans and tube lights line the white ceiling, and a camera crane is visible near the aisle. Banners with printed pictures hang along the left and right walls. The scene suggests a satsang or ritual gathering.

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February 24 20172017-02-24Wide view from the back of a large hall filled with a dense crowd of devotees seated on the floor, mostly men in white dhotis and white shirts, some bare-chested with saffron-yellow shawls or sacred threads. Overhead fluorescent lights and ceiling fans are visible. At the far end a stage with a red curtain holds a large golden deity murti with a decorated backdrop and ornate kalasha-style decorations, with a camera crane and a large screen showing a figure beside it. Side walls display framed pictures and maroon drapes, and a few people stand near the left wall.2017-02-24A large indoor hall packed with a dense audience of seated devotees, mostly men in white dhotis and white shirts, some bare-chested with yellow or saffron shawls over their shoulders. In the foreground, many heads are visible from behind. At the far end, a stage is set with a large ornate golden backdrop and a central deity murti, with a large framed image on the right wall and red draped curtains. Ceiling lights and wall banners frame the scene, and a camera crane extends over the crowd. The seated devotees appear to be attending a satsang or ritual gathering, with a figure standing near the stage.2017-02-24February 24 20172017-02-24 +1 copiesA large hall filled with hundreds of seated devotees in white clothes, many men in white dhotis and shirts and women in white and colourful saris, facing a stage at the far end. A large ornate golden arch with a deity murti at its centre and a red draped curtain stands behind the stage, with brass kalasha-style pillars with lamps set along the front aisle. Ceiling fans, lights and framed banners line the walls. A figure is visible at the centre of the stage area near the murti, but their appearance is too small and distant to confirm any identity. The scene suggests a satsang or large congregational gathering.2017-02-24February 24 20172017-02-24 +3 copiesWide view of a large hall filled with a dense crowd of seated devotees, mostly men in white dhotis and shirts and women in white and colourful saris, facing a raised stage at the far end. A golden ornate backdrop with a radiating halo design frames the stage, with a red curtain on either side and projection screens showing images. Ceiling fans, fluorescent lights and framed pictures line the white walls. A small figure stands near the stage centre, but a clear identity cannot be established from the image alone.2017-02-24 +2 copiesWide view from the back of a large hall filled with seated devotees in white clothes, many men in white shirts and dhotis, some in red or checked shirts. They face a raised stage at the far end decorated with yellow and orange drapery, a golden ornate backdrop, and an elaborate deity or throne arrangement. Red curtains line the windows, speakers are mounted on walls, and a camera boom stands in the foreground near the audience rows.2013-07-22February 24 20172017-02-24February 24 20172017-02-24February 24 20172017-02-24A large hall packed with seated devotees facing a distant stage framed by a golden arch-shaped backdrop with a deity murti at its centre, flanked by red curtains and portrait banners along the walls. Most attendees wear white ritual clothing, while women in saris of pink, red, yellow and green sit among them, several with orange flowers in their hair. In the foreground a child in a light blue shirt sits on the floor. A stage-side figure in orange appears far off, too small and indistinct to identify.2017-02-24