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A performer stands on a low platform before a dark red arched backdrop framed by a golden, cushioned curved panel and marigold garlands. Dressed in a rust-orange wrap with a leopard-print bodice, the figure wears many dark beaded rudraksha-style malas, a beaded waist belt, and beaded armbands. In the left hand is a silver trident, and the right hand rests on the hip. The face has green makeup with a red bindi, and the scene is lit in red and green. A bare-footed pose on a tiger-striped cloth draped over the platform.

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A standing figure on a raised platform in front of a dark red and black throne with a large golden cobra-hood backdrop and marigold garlands at the sides. The person wears a long loose-hanging red-orange dhoti-style cloth, a leopard-print sleeveless top, a dark beaded rudraksha-style mala necklace and multiple bead bracelets, and a band of metal bells at the waist. They hold a silver trident in the left hand and rest the right hand on the hip, with white and red forehead markings and a red dot. A leopard-print cloth covers the platform, and the scene is lit in warm red and green stage lighting. a person is shown with the trident and rudraksha cues, appearing as a performer in a Shiva-themed costume rather than a verified identity.2012-09-20September 20 20122012-09-20September 20 20122012-09-20September 16 20122012-09-16September 15 20122012-09-15A single performer stands on a red and black zebra-patterned platform beneath a green and red illuminated arch, with blue and pink stage lighting behind. He wears a red draped garment with a leopard-print patterned waist wrap and beaded red and white rudraksha malas across the chest, plus red beaded armlets and bracelets. He has long dark hair, a white tilak with red bindi on his forehead, and a small microphone clipped near his face. One arm rests on his hip while the other extends outward. The scene resembles a staged performance or theatrical stage presentation rather than a ritual. a person cues: long swept-back hair, rudraksha malas and ornate red clothing worn by the performer.2012-10-09September 15 20122012-09-15A man stands on a raised tiger-striped platform before a red tiger-striped throne-like arch and a large gilded arch behind him, lit in warm orange and green. He wears long dark wavy hair, a sindoor-type red mark on his forehead, a red-and-cream draped garment, a leopard-print bodice, layered rudraksha malas and a rudraksha belt, and rudraksha bracelets. He holds a silver trident in one hand and rests the other hand on his hip while smiling. Swamiji (probable) cues are the long hair, distinctive rudraksha garlands and ornate ritual dress on a throne-like seat.2012-09-20A man stands on a raised platform in a red-lit hall, holding a tall silver trident in his right hand. He wears a red dhoti-style cloth, a leopard-print sleeveless vest, a red rudraksha mala draped across his chest, a red-beaded sash with bells at the waist, and red beaded bangles. He has long wavy dark hair and a white tripundra with a red mark on his forehead, and he smiles toward the side. Behind him hang marigold and red-white floral garlands, and a red tiger-striped cushioned seat with gilded ornamental trim is visible. A small circular logo appears in the lower left corner.2012-09-20A man with long, swept-back dark hair and a red tilak on his forehead stands on a raised dais in front of a large ornate silver arch, backed by a red throne-like backdrop and a decorated wall with marigold garlands overhead. He wears a red-orange dhoti and a leopard-print sash, with layered rudraksha malas around his neck and wrists, and holds a silver trident in his left hand while smiling with his other hand on his hip. The warm red and green stage lighting bathes the scene, and a tiger-striped cloth covers the platform edge. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, rudraksha malas, and saffron-red clothing with a leopard-print sash match the appearance cues, and he is shown standing on a throne-like stage as the central figure.2012-09-20September 20 20122012-09-20September 21 20122012-09-21