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India's Forgotten People

2020, English.

From respected forgers of Armour for Hindu kings in the 16th century through to impoverished nomadic blacksmiths who forge and sell items from waste metal scraps.The history and story of India's proud but largely forgotten Gadia Lohar community is for the first time sensitively investigated and revealed in Deana Uppal's documentary 'The Forgotten People'.

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Released
10 September 2020
Written by
Akbar Khan, Deana Uppal, Tanvi Miglani
Budget
$85
povertyindiastruggle for survivalsocial documentarysocial differencessocial & cultural documentaryironworkersocial conditionsnomadic peoplenomadic living

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