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The world we live in has a stark contrast on all levels, you guys know what we are talking about right! We infused this thought into a film with visual contrast as it's central theme. We've been working on a Documentary film on the domestic workers of India, about their invisibility and resilience. They are the unseen force of modern-day society, and together, we can shed some light on their lives.
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The world we live in has a stark contrast on all levels, you guys know what we are talking about right! We infused this thought into a film with visual contrast as it's central theme. We've been working on a Documentary film on the domestic workers of India, about their invisibility and resilience. They are the unseen force of modern-day society, and together, we can shed some light on their lives.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Tillottam Pawar
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Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:Tougheggs Studios
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