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Skating Past Caste Tensions: How a Documentary Captured the ‘Wings’ of Change in an Indian village
Film/TV The Chakkar 15/07/21 Film/TV The Chakkar 15/07/21

Skating Past Caste Tensions: How a Documentary Captured the ‘Wings’ of Change in an Indian village

“It’s all about building counter-culture—and skateboarding is counter-culture.” Wheeled Wings directors Divy Bhagia and Aayush Dudhiya discuss the making of their short documentary, where skateboarding became the vehicle to break barriers of caste, gender, and education. - By Deekshith Pai

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