Indoor wall displays documented in Bengaluru building

A young person with an afro sings into a microphone on a stage. Behind them is a vertical striped backdrop and a sign that reads “SON 5”. A band member is blurred in the background. The camera pans to a young girl in the crowd, holding a record and smiling widely. She appears excited.

The image shows three red fire extinguishers mounted on a wall, each secured in a black metal frame. The extinguishers are aligned vertically, one above the other. The middle extinguisher has a blue label with the word "POWDER" and "SAFEX" prominently displayed. The label also contains instructions and mentions "DRY CHEMICAL POWDER." The bottom extinguisher has "PVR-INOX" printed on it. A document or tag is hanging from each of the extinguishers. The wall is a light beige color. To the right of the extinguishers, there's a curved, gray-patterned design on the wall. Based on the brand "PVR-INOX" visible on one of the fire extinguishers, the location could potentially be related to a PVR INOX cinema or related property, perhaps within the city of Bengaluru, India.

A framed poster of the movie "The Greatest Showman" is displayed on a teal wall. The poster features a silhouette of a showman holding a cane, against a yellow and black background. The frame is light gold in color. The location is unknown and not necessarily in Bengaluru, India.

The image shows a framed picture hanging on a green wall. The picture depicts a man in a brown suit and sunglasses, balancing on a streetlight in the rain while holding an umbrella. The background suggests a rainy city street. The frame is a light brown, possibly wood or a metallic finish resembling wood. The wall is a solid, dark green color. The image does not contain enough information to confidently determine it is in Bengaluru.