Life in a indian Village - Wax Musuem

Got this pics in a mail from friend Anand.Its a wax museum in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India.It shows various aspects of a typical Indian village life.Check my comments on each pic.This is typically useful for non-Indians who are on visit to India.Once when i was on sightseeing in kerala, at the airport i met a german couple.On talking got to know that they had driven on bike all the way from Mumbai to Kerala and had followed a route from kokan region.Now that is a daring act considering the risk for a foreigner to roam in Indian countryside. I wondered what they liked about India.They said "the village life is so  ancient.People still use bullocks and the farming is still done the way it was done thousands of years ago .We don't see this things in Europe". Indeed our bullock based farming, Navari saree , dhoti and overall village life is much same as the way it was in the days of Mohenjo daro harrapa times.Its only after the industrial revolution that modern era has set in and change is triggered to sell products.Before that life was much more constant and very little changed.Change is not always , all the time constant..sometimes its very slow ..sometimes its very fast.Let me know how you find the pics in comments.
PS:link to museum http://www.siddhagirimuseum.org/