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On the move
again
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On the move
again
Dhanu's family celebrates Dussehra with relatives bringing
luggage on bullock carts. Festivals are held 
at Dhanu's house as the father is the eldest. 
The ladies prepare Puran Poli and a spicy 
kadi dish.
Dhanu’s Village
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On the move
again
Dhanu's family celebrates Dussehra with relatives bringing
luggage on bullock carts. Festivals are held 
at Dhanu's house as the father is the eldest. 
The ladies prepare Puran Poli and a spicy 
kadi dish.
Dhanu’s Village
The day begins with laughter and chatting, but in the evening,
women and children pack while men meet with the mukadam to
discuss loans and work details for the next 
six months. Families like Dhanu's work on 
big farmers' lands till Dussehra, earning enough 
to sustain them through the rainy season.
Dhanu’s Village
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On the move
again
Dhanu's family celebrates Dussehra with relatives bringing
luggage on bullock carts. Festivals are held 
at Dhanu's house as the father is the eldest. 
The ladies prepare Puran Poli and a spicy 
kadi dish.
Dhanu’s Village
The day begins with laughter and chatting, but in the evening,
women and children pack while men meet with the mukadam to
discuss loans and work details for the next 
six months. Families like Dhanu's work on 
big farmers' lands till Dussehra, earning enough 
to sustain them through the rainy season.
Dhanu’s Village
The farmers in Dhanu's village borrow money from
the Mukadam during the dry season when there is no
work. They work for the Mukadam in sugarcane
fields to repay the debt. Dhanu's family and other
villagers migrate for work, leaving behind some
family members.
Dhanu’s Village
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On the move
again
Dhanu's family celebrates Dussehra with relatives bringing
luggage on bullock carts. Festivals are held 
at Dhanu's house as the father is the eldest. 
The ladies prepare Puran Poli and a spicy 
kadi dish.
Dhanu’s Village
The day begins with laughter and chatting, but in the evening,
women and children pack while men meet with the mukadam to
discuss loans and work details for the next 
six months. Families like Dhanu's work on 
big farmers' lands till Dussehra, earning enough 
to sustain them through the rainy season.
Dhanu’s Village
The farmers in Dhanu's village borrow money from
the Mukadam during the dry season when there is no
work. They work for the Mukadam in sugarcane
fields to repay the debt. Dhanu's family and other
villagers migrate for work, leaving behind some
family members.
Dhanu’s Village
In other homes too, the old and the ill people stay
behind. Dhanu misses his grandmother a lot. Dhanu
always keeps wondering – who will take care of his
grandmother! But, what can Dhanu do?
Dhanu’s Village