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A man with a shaved head and a red bindi sits cross-legged on an ornate gilded throne with a large arched backrest and red velvet cushions, smiling broadly. He wears a rust-orange wrap and a long necklace of wooden beads, with a small lapel microphone visible. The cream wall and dark wood paneling form the backdrop. The man has a shaved head and wears only a plain orange wrap, with no long hair, crown, turban or rudraksha-style adornments that would support an appearance-based identification, so the identity is left uncertain. Pictured on the throne is a seated figure; no other people are visible.

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