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A musical performance on a green stage with a warm orange and yellow sunset backdrop. Two young men seated cross-legged on the floor sing into microphones, both in matching salmon-pink silk kurtas and white dhotis, with pale tilak marks on their foreheads. The man on the right gestures with one hand. In the centre stands a tall red vase-shaped instrument, and a red drum (mridangam or tabla) is visible at the left edge, with another musician behind them.

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October 10 20102010-10-10October 10 20102010-10-10Live performance of Carnatic-style devotional music on a green floor mat in a hall with orange and cream hanging tassels. Two young men in matching coral-red silk kurtas and white dhoti-style lower garments sit cross-legged before microphones. The man on the right sings with his hands gesturing, wearing a wristwatch and a small red tilak on his forehead; the man on the left wears glasses and a small tilak and is seated beside a red-cased instrument. Behind them a musician plays a long-necked tanpura-style stringed instrument, and a red-clad musician plays another stringed instrument. Audience members are seated in the background.2010-10-10October 10 20102010-10-10Live music performance at a satsang-style event. Three musicians sit cross-legged on a green cloth-covered floor in front of microphones. Two men in the foreground wear orange-red silk kurtas with white dhotis and light vibhuti marks on their foreheads; one plays a tanpura-style instrument with a long red-lacquered stem, and the other sings. Behind them a younger man in red shirt plays a stringed instrument, and a drum sits at the left edge. Colourful striped and tasselled hangings decorate the wall, and a blurred audience sits in the background.2010-10-10A devotional music performance on a green stage cloth in a hall with striped orange and white hanging tassels. Two young men in matching orange-red silk kurtas and white dhotis sit cross-legged singing into microphones, one with hands raised in gesture. Behind them a man in a red kurta plays a tanpura-style stringed instrument, and a seated player beside him holds a sitar-like instrument. At left a tabla drum rests near stands, and a red ceramic kalasha-shaped vessel sits between the singers. Audience members are seen at the edges.2010-10-10October 10 20102010-10-10A musical performance on a green stage at a satsang-style event. Two young men in matching red-orange silk kurta and white dhoti sit on the floor singing into microphones, one with a vertical tilak on his forehead. Behind them a third man in red holds a tanpura-style long-necked stringed instrument. At left, an older man in white shirt and white dhoti plays a small hand drum (mridangam-type) with bangles on his wrist. A tall red ceremonial vase stands between the singers. Colourful striped pennant banners hang from the ceiling above, and a seated audience is partly visible in the background.2010-10-10October 10 20102010-10-10October 10 20102010-10-10A musical performance on a green-carpeted stage under a 'Bhasara 2010' banner with orange and sunset graphics. Four musicians sit cross-legged: at left a man in white dhoti and shirt plays a large drum, two central men in red-orange silk kurtas and white dhotis sing into microphones beside a tanpura held upright, one playing a tanpura, and at right a man in white plays a violin. A tall red vase stands between the singers. Audience members in the foreground watch from the seats below, and colourful striped hangings decorate the right edge of the hall.2010-10-10October 10 20102010-10-10