Every year on Nag Panchami, I’m reminded of a dream I once began and one I still hold close to my heart.
A few years ago, I launched a storytelling project called "Voice of the Unheard ", created to spotlight the forgotten voices behind our culture and traditions.
The first story I covered was that of a Chitrakar, a traditional artist who hand-paints Nag posters for this very festival. Though the project didn’t progress beyond its first video, the impact it left on me was profound.

Today, as I see the streets filled with Nag images again, I feel that pull stronger than ever. Some stories deserve to be seen, heard, and preserved and Voice of the Unheard will rise again.

I know I’ve shared this before but some stories stay with you until they’re fully told. If you’re passionate about art, culture, or storytelling I’d love to connect. Maybe we’ll build something meaningful together because  there is so much yet to explore, and this is just the beginning.