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Two performers on a stage with a red and maroon backdrop reading partially "...aotsava" and "...valaya Brahmotsava" with "2010" visible. A performer on the left wears a white wig, an orange-saffron sari with gold border, an orange shawl, a rudraksha mala and a gold belt, acting out a role with one hand raised. A younger performer on the right wears a green top, white dhoti-style trousers, a cream shawl with red border and a tilak on the forehead, with hands held together at the chest. Potted plants line the stage edge and a green floor mat lies beneath them.

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December 30 20092009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30A stage performance in front of a red backdrop with large partial lettering reading 'dotsava' and 'aya Brahmotsava' and '20'. Two dancers perform on a green stage floor: a young girl in a green blouse with a red-and-gold trim, lilac-blue pants, a red beaded necklace and a tilak on her forehead, and a young man bare-chested with a yellow-orange shawl draped over his shoulder and a white dhoti, standing barefoot. Potted plants frame the stage, and a woman in orange sits at the right edge watching.2009-12-30A stage performance under a red backdrop with large banner lettering reading 'Ruchaco Utsav' and 'Ishvara Devaya Brahmotsav'. A young girl in a green blouse with gold trim, pale blue dhoti-style trousers and a rudraksha mala stands on the left, barefoot. On the right, a person with short white hair wears a flowing orange saffron sari-style drape over an orange garment, with a rudraksha mala, one arm raised with fingers pointing upward while dancing. Potted ferns and plants line the green stage floor behind them.2009-12-30A stage performance in front of a red and pink backdrop with large red lettering partly visible, decorated with potted ferns and flowering plants. Two performers stand on a green stage floor. On the left, a young girl with long dark hair and a tilak on her forehead wears a green blouse with gold trim, a rudraksha mala, and lavender trousers. On the right, a performer with a long white wig and rudraksha mala wears a bright orange shawl and a yellow-orange sari, hands folded together in front of her chest. They face each other as if in dialogue. Two people are visible.2009-12-30Stage performance photograph with a red and magenta backdrop bearing large partial lettering. On the left, a performer in a long white wig, orange shawl draped over the shoulders, orange-yellow sari with gold border and a beaded rudraksha mala is extending one arm outward in a gesture. Beside her, a young performer in a green top and cream shawl with a tilak on the forehead raises both hands in expressive dance gestures. Appearance is theatrical costume; the performer's identity cannot be established, so no a person candidate is asserted.2009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30December 29 20092009-12-29A stage performance at the Anandotsava Nithyanandeshwara Devalaya Brahmotsava event. A male dancer in an orange shawl over yellow dhoti, with a white headband and rudraksha mala, gestures with one hand on the left. A young girl in a yellow top and purple skirt with a gold necklace stands centre, looking up. On the right, a woman in a blue and gold Bharatanatyam costume with a white flower in her hair performs with hands in mudra. Behind them a large red banner shows a portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" and the number 2009. Green stage floor, potted plants and a small projector at the front right.2009-12-29Stage performance at an Anandotsava event: a male dancer in saffron-orange robes with a white head wrap and rudraksha-style beaded necklace stands on a green stage with hands pressed in anjali, facing a female dancer in a blue and gold traditional costume with white flowers in her hair. She bends forward with one palm raised toward him. Behind them a red backdrop reads Anandoteshwara Devalaya Brahmotsava and 2010, with potted plants and a small stone block at the front. The performer's appearance is not a clear enough basis to identify a person, so the figure is described by role as a dancer.2009-12-29