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An indoor scene in Kolkata, India, depicts a religious fire ritual, likely a Havan or Homa. A middle-aged man with dark hair, wearing a cream-colored patterned kurta and pajama, is seated cross-legged on a burgundy patterned rug on a white tiled floor. He faces right with his hands in a conversational or ritualistic gesture, and a red thread is visible on his left wrist. In front of him, a square metal fire pit (hawan kund) contains bright flames. To the immediate right of the fire pit is a metal bowl containing a golden liquid and solid mixture, with a wooden spoon resting inside. Further right is a larger circular metal bowl filled with various denominations of Indian currency notes (including 500, 200, 100, and 50 rupee notes). To the left of the fire pit, on the tiled floor, are several small metal plates and bowls containing red powder (kumkum), white powder (rice flour or ash), liquid, and small offerings, along with a pair of metal tongs. A decorative metallic diya (oil lamp) with a lit wick is visible on the far left. Partial views of other individuals are present: a person in a bright yellow traditional Indian outfit (kurta or salwar kameez) holding a maroon purse and a mobile phone is standing to the left, and another person in dark pants is standing behind the seated man. The lighting suggests an indoor setting, possibly an evening event.
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