Jamini Roy, the man who is known for his efforts in combining folk art with modernism, showed his new, unique style through his paintings. In ‘The Three Pujarins’, Roy paints three women holding objects of puja in their hands, with a very serene expression on their face. The women are portrayed with elongated figures and simple features, which is a characteristic of Roy’s style influenced by Bengali folk art. The vibrant colours used by Roy, majorly the solid blue, yellow, and hints of red, with the women wearing nose rings has a sense of straight expression to them.