A man, dressed in a traditional shalwar kameez and with a blue scarf around his neck, is seen preparing corn on the cob outdoors. He sits beside a large, dark metal wok filled with what appears to be hot sand or ash, which is heated by a fire burning underneath. Using a shovel-like tool, he moves the sand/ash to roast the corn cobs placed within. Several unpeeled corn cobs are piled nearby on a wooden surface, ready for preparation. The scene is set on a street or roadside. In the background, there are buildings with shuttered storefronts. One shop prominently displays a sign that reads "HAIR. STOP HAIR DRESSERS." Further down the street, a "TOTAL" sign from a gas station is visible. A motorcycle is parked near the buildings, and a three-wheeled rickshaw can be seen in the distance. The ground is an unpaved, dusty surface. The lighting suggests it is daytime, under clear skies. The man is focused on his task, demonstrating a traditional method of preparing roasted corn. The context provided indicates the location is Multan, Pakistan.