The image displays a Durga Puja pandal in Bidhannagar, India

The image displays a Durga Puja pandal in Bidhannagar, India. The central focus is an idol of the Hindu goddess Durga, depicted with ten arms, adorned in red and gold attire, intricate jewelry, and multiple garlands. She is seated astride a golden lion, engaged in the act of slaying the buffalo demon Mahishasura, who is represented as a human figure emerging from a recumbent buffalo, being attacked by the lion and speared by Durga. Flanking the central Durga idol are two other deities. To Durga's left stands an idol of Lakshmi, clad in a pink and gold sari, holding a lotus, with her owl 'vahana' (mount) partially visible at her feet. To Durga's right stands an idol of Saraswati, draped in a blue and gold sari, holding a 'veena' (lute), with her swan 'vahana' partially visible at her feet. The idols are positioned against an elaborate golden backdrop featuring textured panels with circular motifs, which is set in front of a deep red draped fabric. The foreground shows scattered flower petals, small offerings in bowls, and parts of an artificial flower arrangement with pink and white blooms, acting as a decorative barrier. Two black caged fans are partially visible on the left side of the frame. The bottom right corner shows the partial silhouette of a person's head and shoulder, suggesting an audience presence. Overhead, against the red backdrop, decorative tassels and lights are visible.