Support Our Special Project on Hip-Hop: Gully Gully Mein Shor Hai
The Quint went on a quest to discover hip-hop artists making all the ‘shor’ in the ‘gullies’ of India
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Gully Gully Mein Shor Hai... that we are on a quest to discover undiscovered hip-hop artists making all the ‘shor’ in the ‘gullies’. As we strive to document the trials of these youngsters, you can help us by supporting us here. Video storytelling costs a lot of money – but with your support, we can see through this project.
India’s thriving hip-hop culture is not a well-kept secret anymore, in fact the likes of Divine, Naezy and many others have become household names.
But hip-hop has now well and truly moved beyond Bombay Sattar (70) or the by-lanes of Mumbai; the ‘gullies’ across many Indian towns now boasts of a multitude of hip-hop artistes who are unheard of.
B-boy Jin / Vivek Nainwal
(Photo: Ribhu Chatterji / The Quint)
Far away from the spotlight, these humble artistes have been trying to earn a living, manage their family, overcome their personal problems and more, while engaging in breaking, rap, graffiti and MCing, with a dream to become a full-time artiste one day.
Diksha Singh / B-Girl Cloudy
(Photo: Debayan Dutta / The Quint)
But projects like these cost quite a bit for research, travel, shooting and post-production. And we are able to execute them because of your support. This time too, we need your support to see this project through. Support us and help us raise money to meet the production cost of the documentary, so that we can tell the stories which matter.
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Cameraperson: Ribhu Chatterjee
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