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A home shrine draped in a yellow cloth holds a brass kalasha, a bronze deity murti with garlands, small oil lamps, coconuts, flowers and a dish of offerings. Behind it stands a life-size cut-out of a smiling man in a saffron-orange turban and tilak, wearing rudraksha malas and a white flower garland, holding a trident. Framed photographs and a gilded framed painting show a seated figure in orange robes and a red turban on a golden throne. Next to the shrine a large poster shows a bare-chested figure holding a trident, and a wall framed picture shows a figure in orange with a raised hand. Some people might be classed as a person if the seated throne painting and orange-clad cut-out are read as representations; the cut-out and framed pictures are depictions, not people present.