In this commanding composition, three voluptuous women take center stage, their presence dominating the scene. A man, with his back to the viewer, sits against an intricately drawn background, embracing the woman in front. Critic Susan Bean aptly underscores the potency, frankness, and sexual nature of Laxma Goud's work—a stark departure from the romanticized images of village life prevalent post-Independence. K. Laxma Goud's art stands as a testament to his ability to capture reality in its raw and unfiltered essence.