Location found

The primary evidence is the appearance of the two men, which is strongly indicative of a South Asian origin, most likely from the Indian subcontinent. The room's spartan nature, with simple walls, exposed wiring, and clothes hanging in the background, is common in many parts of India. A striped cloth in the background resembles a 'gamcha', a traditional towel very common in Eastern India, particularly West Bengal, making Kolkata a plausible candidate city.

The ethnicity of the men is also a very strong match for Bangladesh. The living conditions depicted are highly typical of shared accommodations ('messes') or simple apartments in cities like Dhaka. The potential 'gamcha' in the background is extremely common throughout Bangladesh. Without further information, Bangladesh is an equally strong candidate to India.

The physical appearance of the men could also be consistent with ethnicities found in Pakistan. The simple indoor setting is not specific and could be found in any major city in the region, including Karachi. This is a less likely candidate compared to India or Bangladesh due to the weaker cultural cues (like the striped cloth), but it remains a possibility within the broader South Asian context.