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A photograph of an indoor stage with a glossy cream floor. In the foreground, a child in white shirt sits cross-legged on the floor holding a microphone, facing a second child seated on a low wooden stool wearing an orange sleeveless top and white dhoti with a golden Ganesha-style head mask. A brass plate with a small oil lamp and incense sticks sits between them. Behind them a backdrop of multicoloured balloons surrounds a golden throne with red cushions, on which a figure in pale clothing is seated. A wall sign reads NO HEROES ALLOWED.

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Indoor event photo in a hall with cream tiled floor and a dark red curtain on the left. On a raised stage at the back, a golden throne-like seat with a red cushion sits in front of a backdrop covered in colourful balloons; a woman in a light brown garment is seated on it. In the foreground, a bronze-coloured deity murti with a tall crown sits on a small wooden stool facing a young man in a white shirt and white dhoti, who sits cross-legged with palms pressed together and holds a microphone. A brass tray with a lamp and offerings lies on the floor between them. A sign on the wall reads 'NO MOBILES ALLOWED'.2008-12-24Indoor stage event photographed in dim light on a tiled floor. In the foreground, a young boy in a white dhoti and orange shawl sits on a small wooden block, wearing a large silver-coloured ganesha-style face mask with an upturned trunk and ornaments. Facing him, a young man in a white shirt and white dhoti sits cross-legged, hands folded in anjali and holding a microphone. A small brass plate with incense sticks and offerings sits between them. Behind them, a balloon-covered backdrop in multicoloured balloons frames a gold ornate throne with a red cushion, where a seated figure in pale clothing is visible from a distance. A red curtain hangs to the left and a 'NO MOBILES ALLOWED' sign is on the wall.2008-12-24December 24 20082008-12-24December 24 20082008-12-24A boy in white traditional dhoti and shawl with gold border stands on a stage holding a microphone and speaking, with a rudraksha mala around his neck and white tilak marks on his forehead and arms. Beside him, a seated figure in white dhoti wears a large Ganesha-style mask with a garland of yellow and red flowers and performs a hand gesture. Brass oil lamps, a bell and offering plates sit on the stage in front, and a decorated altar with flower garlands and colourful balloons stands at right, beneath a blue curtain and a maroon drape at left.2008-12-24A stage performance at a Children's Day event with balloons and flowers as backdrop. On the left, a seated performer wears a large copper-coloured Ganesha mask with a marigold garland, white dhoti and an orange shawl, holding a small object near the mask while a brass lamp and offering plate sit before him. Standing on the right, a young boy in a white dhoti with gold border and a rudraksha mala holds a microphone, hands folded in namaskar. Maroon and navy curtains and multicoloured balloons fill the background. Two people are visible.2008-12-24December 24 20082008-12-24December 24 20082008-12-24A photo of a stage ceremony in front of a dark blue and maroon curtain and a balloon display in pink, green, orange and yellow. A young boy in white dhoti and an orange-striped cloth, with a sacred thread across his chest, sits cross-legged beside a copper-coloured Ganesha murti garlanded with yellow marigolds. Beside him, a second boy in white dhoti and shawl bends forward with his palms on the stage, leaning toward a brass bowl and oil lamp on a tray with brass bells, fruit and offerings. Gold-toned decorations and white and orange flower garlands frame the scene.2008-12-24A stage with a blue curtain and maroon side drape, decorated with colourful balloons and flower arrangements. A young boy wearing a white dhoti with gold borders and a bare upper body sits cross-legged, placed beside a copper-coloured Ganesha murti garlanded with yellow and orange flowers. A second young boy in white dhoti with gold borders kneels on the stage, holding a brass vessel and performing a puja with brass lamps and a bell on a tray of offerings. Fruit and food are arranged on plates nearby.2008-12-24December 24 20082008-12-24December 24 20082008-12-24