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An illuminated light display depicting Hindu deities is prominently featured against a dark night sky in Valiyannur, India. The central figures are formed by strings of colorful LED or fairy lights. The display portrays the divine family: Lord Shiva on the left, Goddess Parvati in the center, and their son, Lord Ganesha, held by Parvati. Shiva is recognizable by the crescent moon and cobra atop his head, and a trident-like symbol on his forehead. Parvati is depicted holding elephant-headed Ganesha in her arms. The figures are rendered with distinct outlines and internal details using various colored lights, including yellow, green, red, blue, and purple. The scene takes place at night, as indicated by the deep black background that makes the vibrant lights stand out. The intricate light work suggests a festive occasion, religious celebration, or public decoration. On the far right, a portion of a vehicle, possibly a car or truck, is visible, partially illuminated by the display's glow. In the upper left corner, red Malayalam text is visible, reading "ൽ 12 വരെ." This translates to "until 12" or "up to 12," likely referring to a date or duration related to the event or display.
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