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Bahi | Tracing My Ancestors
Uncovering #1000StoriesofIndia
Virtual Bharat is an attempt to experience India as it lives through its people and practices. Through a thousand short films, laced with music, and immersive audio-visual storytelling, we bring together voices that often exist outside the frame. These are stories of art, craft, community, inherited wisdom and emotional inheritances. Virtual Bharat is a living, breathing space where culture continues to evolve and find new meaning. At its heart, the initiative seeks to bridge the past and the present, while remaining rooted in the idea of continuity. It is an effort to share an unseen, unheard India with the world, so that it can be experienced, felt, and carried forward. Virtual Bharat is also a creative lab operated by and with young minds.
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Know India through rhythm, faith, music & ancestry
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My tears roll down by hearing his story and also because of the music, how wonderfull you have taken video with so much of detailing. Wonderful Beautiful. God bless your whole team for making such a beautiful video. Luv and Peace 🙏🙏❤️❤️🍀🍀
@sujatarai2730
Very nice. Mahatma’s vani is still relevant to the modern world. After Buddha mahatma Gandhi is the greatest human being who born in this country and showed a path of nonviolence -ahimsa.
@vivekaditya4558
We are grateful to Bharat Bala Sir and his crew for their mission to document 1000 unique stories of India 🇮🇳❤️️. Love it 🫶
@chandrus825
Bharatbala Sir and team, this is amazing. Watching all the women speak about their devotion brought tears to my eyes. There is such a strong Indian raw feminine energy here, I can feel it through the screen. The ululation is out of this world! Thank you, team. I will visit this festival one day.❤️
@user-uo1dr1kz7p
This channel is so criminally underrated.. the
stories they are bringing, details, edits,
cinematography just top notch !!
@rebeliousidiot
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An immersive, 1,000-film journey to celebrate a 5,000-year-old civilisation. A digital museum of unseen, untold stories — of art, culture, incredible places, inspiring people and soul-stirring social change — all told in under 10 minutes.
Dr. Haldhar Nag is a Sambalpuri poet and writer from Bargarh, Odisha. Popularly known as “Lok Kabi Ratna”, he was awarded a Padma Shri, the fourth-highest civilian award in the country, by the Government of India, in 2016. He was born in a poor family in the village of Ghens.
