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Four female dancers perform a classical Indian dance on a stage with red and gold drapes and a green floor. Three dancers in orange, yellow and pink patterned costumes with gold jewellery and flowers in their hair strike poses with outstretched arms, while one kneels in a white and gold skirt. A woman at the back holds a white cloth aloft. Behind them stands a framed golden portrait of a robed, bearded man with long hair and rudraksha beads, a figure the page identifies as Swamiji, though his face and appearance do not clearly confirm it. Five people appear in total including the portrait subject excluded, four physical dancers.

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March 10 20132013-03-10A photograph of a stage performance with four young women in classical Indian dance costume, performing before red and white draped curtains. Three dancers in the foreground wear orange and red patterned skirts and blouses with gold bangles and ankle bells, while the one kneeling at left wears a white and gold dress with a gold belt. Behind them, a fourth dancer holds a white cloth aloft. A large framed portrait on an easel shows a figure in a light saffron robe with a garland, seated with hands raised. The stage floor is covered with green carpet.2013-03-10March 10 20132013-03-10March 10 20132013-03-10March 10 20132013-03-10March 10 20132013-03-10March 10 20132013-03-10March 10 20132013-03-10A photograph of five female dancers performing on a green-carpeted stage in front of red and orange swagged drapes and white curtains, under a layered canopy of pink, gold and blue fabric. The central dancer wears a white blouse, yellow pleated skirt, a dark rudraksha-style necklace and jhumka earrings, with arms raised and one leg lifted. The other four wear orange and red blouses with patterned pink-and-orange silk pants, ankle bells and flower-decorated hair; one dancer kneels at left with an arm extended. No deity or a person depiction is visible, and the page does not establish that the performance is a specific event beyond the dance itself.2013-03-10A photograph of a stage performance in a tent-like venue with red and white draped curtains and a colourful scalloped canopy overhead. Five female dancers in Bharatanatyam-style costume perform on a green stage floor. The dancer at the centre wears a white and gold saree with a red blouse and raises both arms in an arch, one foot lifted. Dancers on either side wear orange and red patterned costumes with bells at the ankles and flowers in their hair, striking poses with raised arms and bent knees. One dancer kneels at the far left, arm extended. No a person candidate is visible on stage.2013-03-10March 10 20132013-03-10Photo of a stage performance with four female dancers in colourful traditional Indian dance costumes: orange, yellow and red silk with dotted patterns, jewelled headpieces and ankle bells. The dancer second from left holds a framed portrait of a seated, saffron-clad figure with a rudraksha mala, while another dancer behind her holds a white cloth overhead. The central dancer stands with palms joined in namaste. Red and white draped curtains and a green stage floor form the backdrop, with a microphone and a seated musician at the right edge. The framed picture is a portrait, not a person present.2013-03-10