This artwork titled Tune of Love by Uttam Manna portrays an intimate and joyous moment, likely inspired by the themes of devotion and divine love from Indian mythology. The central figure, identified as Krishna by his iconic peacock feather and flute, is surrounded by three gopis (milkmaids), who are often depicted as his ardent admirers. The figures are stylized with elongated bodies, exaggerated features, and a muted gray palette, which contrasts with the vibrant orange, yellow, and red accents of their clothing and accessories. The gopis appear captivated, their body language reflecting their engagement with Krishna’s divine music. One figure kneels, playing a drum, adding a rhythmic dimension to the scene, while Krishna’s flute-playing leads the dance-like moment. The artwork captures the essence of harmonious unity, movement, and the shared love between Krishna and his devotees, combining traditional elements with a modern, almost folk-art style. The lines and textures used in the composition emphasize a sense of flow and connection among the characters.