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The Lost Music of Rajasthan

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Duration: 1 hour, 5 minutes
The arts series takes a road trip round the desert state of Rajasthan, meeting musicians whose existence is under threat from the new India. They meet Bhopa bards who recite four-night-long epics in front of huge hand-painted scrolls, saffron-clad, chillum-smoking sisters, cross-dressers and Gypsy dancers who literally bend over backwards to pick up rupees.



  • Filming in Rajasthan

    Filming in Rajasthan Cameraman Daniel Meyers and Producer/Director Jill Nicholls filming Mali and Jamuna Devi, devotional singers, in Charanwasi village in Rajasthan.
  • Kalbelia gypsies

    Kalbelia gypsies Cameraman Daniel Meyers films Kalbelia gypsies in a settlement not far from Jodhpur.


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