This image displays a brightly illuminated, multi-panel mural located within the Liberation War Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh

This image displays a brightly illuminated, multi-panel mural located within the Liberation War Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The artwork, characterized by a dominant red-orange color scheme suggestive of fire and conflict, depicts a historical scene involving human figures. On the left panel, a male figure wearing glasses and a striped shirt is depicted with his mouth open, appearing to shout, and his right fist raised in the air. Below him, multiple hands are visible, some holding what appear to be mobile phones or cameras with active flashes, indicating the documentation of an event. The central and right panels of the mural feature several male figures lying prone or suspended, each prominently displaying a large red circle against a green background on their chests, an emblem reminiscent of the Bangladeshi flag. These figures are surrounded by numerous outstretched hands from a larger, indistinct crowd. Their facial expressions suggest suffering or a state of peace in death. The background is consumed by swirling red and orange hues, implying fire, smoke, or a chaotic environment. Overhead, multiple spotlights are visible, illuminating the mural from above, confirming its presentation as an indoor exhibition piece.