Two male musicians perform seated on a stage at a satsang. On the left, an older man in a cream kurta plays a pair of tabla drums with both hands. On the right, a younger man in a grey-green button shirt with a red bindi sings and plays a black harmonium labelled Sharma Musical Store. Two microphones stand before them against a plain white wall with a cardboard panel behind. - Nithyanandapedia

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Two male musicians perform seated on a stage at a satsang. On the left, an older man in a cream kurta plays a pair of tabla drums with both hands. On the right, a younger man in a grey-green button shirt with a red bindi sings and plays a black harmonium labelled Sharma Musical Store. Two microphones stand before them against a plain white wall with a cardboard panel behind.

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