In Pyne's portraits, the foremost objective is to delve into the spirit and essence of his subjects, seeking to convey profound mood and likeness. In this specific painting, we encounter a Vaishnavite Saint immersed in the recitation of bhajans while skillfully playing the manjire (cymbals).

Pyne's artistic prowess deftly summons a surrealistic atmosphere around the figure, positioning him as an entity transcending the constraints of time and space. This effect is heightened by the evocative and hazy background, lending an ethereal quality to the entire composition.