A man with a beard, wearing a light grey shalwar kameez and a white turban, is seen preparing roasted corn on a street. He stands beside a large, round, rustic wooden container, which serves as a mobile cooking station. Inside the container, hot coals or embers are visible, surrounded by discarded corn husks. The man is actively peeling the husks off an ear of corn. He then places the partially peeled corn onto a shallow metal plate that contains some brown spices or seasoning, suggesting preparation for roasting. Another ear of corn is already resting in the plate, coated with the seasoning, positioned above the coals. In the background, other men are visible on the street; some are seated, one is on a motorcycle. The setting appears to be a busy street in a town or city, with buildings lining the road. Some signs with text in Urdu script are visible on the buildings, one of which appears to say "دوا سٹور" (Dawa Store), indicating a pharmacy or general store. The lighting suggests it is either late afternoon, early evening, or an overcast day. A plastic water bottle lies on the ground next to the wooden container. The overall scene depicts a street vendor selling roasted corn.