The groom, Lord Sri Ram, is present in the pavilion, and his dignified and elegant presence seems to enchant and attract the attention of the whole world. He looks fabulous and as vibrantly magnificent and adorable as Kamdeo-cupid does in the centre of a garden or forest during the spring season. (In this imagery, the decorated platform where the marriage was to be solemnized is compared to a beautiful garden, and Lord Ram who is seated in the centre of it is compared to Kamdeo-cupid, the God of charm, magnificence and beauty.)