An interior view depicts a long, rectilinear corridor within a building in Shibpur, Bangladesh

An interior view depicts a long, rectilinear corridor within a building in Shibpur, Bangladesh. A single individual, viewed from behind, wearing a black floral dress and a teal headscarf, walks away from the observer down the center of the corridor. The left wall exhibits significant deterioration, characterized by extensive dark brown and black moisture stains, peeling light-colored paint, and exposed plasterwork. This wall incorporates multiple large, rectangular window openings fitted with dark metal security grilles. The right wall, in contrast, is painted white with a dark baseboard and appears to be in better condition. It features a series of evenly spaced vertical openings, many equipped with dark, hinged panels that are partially open. Smaller, horizontal window apertures are situated above these panels. Faint, dark text, consistent with Bengali script, is visible on the upper section of this wall. The ceiling is light-colored, showing minor discoloration and texture variations, with circular recessed light fixtures installed at intervals. The floor is a uniform, light grey concrete surface. In the distant background, further down the corridor, at least two other individuals are visible; one stands near the left wall, and another appears seated. The corridor culminates in a visible metal gate or barrier, beyond which a brighter outdoor or open area is discernible. The entire scene is brightly illuminated by natural light.