In Orissa on the eastern coast of India, the temple of Jagannath in Puri is an   ancient center of pilgrimage for Hundus. Over the centuries, they have flocked   there for the worship of Vishnu in the form of Jagannath, Lord of the            Universe, seated in the temple with his brother Balabhadra and sister          Subhadra. These well-known tribal icons, made of painted wood, are carried out of the temple for the car festival each year, suffering subsequent wear and    tear. Every 12 or 19 years the icons are replaced with new ones fashioned out    of neem logs in the event known as Navkalevar.                                 Prithwiraj Misra---India---2005---50 mins.