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Mustard Greens
A mother's voice guides her son's hands through the making of a popular Punjabi delicacy called 'sarson ka saag', meaning mustard greens. This is him imitating his mother's movements, attempting to inherit broken pieces of a partitioned culture.
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A mother's voice guides her son's hands through the making of a popular Punjabi delicacy called 'sarson ka saag', meaning mustard greens. This is him imitating his mother's movements, attempting to inherit broken pieces of a partitioned culture.
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