When food becomes a question of dignity, what does it say about us? What happens when the performance ends? They dance. They entertain. They keep a centuries-old folk tradition alive. And then, when the performance is over, they are served food on the floor. In the latest episode, filmmaker Rajaditya Banerjee speaks about the Nachni dancers of Purulia—and the everyday humiliation, exclusion and invisibility that exists behind their art. The question is not only why their art has been forgotten. It is: how did we become so comfortable forgetting the people who carry it? Watch the full conversation with Rajaditya Banerjee and Mohua Chinappa. 🎬 Acchutt 🎙️ Rajaditya Banerjee × Mohua Chinappa #Acchutt #Nachni #NachniDancers #Purulia #documentaryfilm