This image depicts a Durga Puja pandal in Bidhannagar, India

This image depicts a Durga Puja pandal in Bidhannagar, India. The central focus is an elaborate tableau of Hindu deities displayed on a raised stage. At the center, the multi-armed Goddess Durga is shown in a red and gold sari, seated upon a light brown lion that is attacking a prostrate, dark-skinned demon, Mahishasura. Durga wears a golden crown and numerous garlands of colorful flowers, some of which drape down to the stage floor. Behind Durga is a large, ornate golden archway. To Durga's proper right (viewer's left), stands the goddess Lakshmi, adorned in a golden crown and pink/purple attire, holding a lotus. To her right (viewer's far left), the elephant-headed god Ganesha stands, dressed in yellow/gold and pink, partially visible. To Durga's proper left (viewer's right), stands the goddess Saraswati, wearing a golden crown and a blue/white patterned sari, holding a brown veena (lute-like instrument). To her left (viewer's far right), Kartikeya stands in blue/white attire, accompanied by a peacock. Each accompanying deity is positioned against a smaller, ornate golden panel. The entire stage is backed by a deep red, vertically draped fabric curtain extending from the floor to the ceiling. The ceiling is adorned with hanging decorations consisting of numerous red and white tubular or ribbon-like elements. On the stage floor in front of the idols, various offerings are present, including loose flowers (predominantly marigolds), leaves, and possibly other ritualistic items. A white plastic bag and a small red bowl are also visible. A black industrial-style fan is partially visible in the lower-left foreground. The immediate foreground is dark, showing a line of artificial red and pink floral decorations.