The scene depicts a man standing to the left of a vibrantly adorned idol within a temple in Kolkata, India

The scene depicts a man standing to the left of a vibrantly adorned idol within a temple in Kolkata, India. The man, appearing middle-aged with dark hair, wears a white t-shirt and a white lower garment resembling a dhoti. He stands with a solemn expression, hands slightly open, a red thread on his left wrist, and a ring on his right ring finger. To his right, a large, multi-headed idol, identified as Panchmukhi Hanuman due to its five faces and prominent mace (gada), dominates the right side of the frame. The idol is crafted from a reddish-brown material and is elaborately draped in garlands of yellow and orange marigolds, a red and gold patterned fabric garment, and a silver-colored pendant. A light source illuminates the central face of the idol. The idol is situated within an ornate, possibly silver or metallic, architectural shrine featuring intricate carvings. Behind the man, to the far left, a purple and gold patterned fabric curtain is visible. To the right, partially visible in the bottom right foreground, is a black electric fan with a "Havells" logo, its blades in motion. At the base of the idol, small offerings or decorative elements in yellow and red are present. The overall environment suggests an active place of worship.