Unusual Occupations
Unusual occupations is about people that one meets every day
but does not quite notice them.
Unusual occupations is also about people that one might never get to
meet but have heard of them or have used their services.
Unusual Occupations features some historical occupations that
are dying a natural death due to changes in economic and ecological conditions.
Unusual occupations also features ingenious people who have adapted their unique
skills to make a living in very different circumstances.
Unusual occupations is about people away from home who are out
there to make a living so that someone back home gets to eat two square meals a
day.
Unusual occupations is about all those skilled artisans struggling to make their ends meet
working below minimum wages because they do not fathom any other way to make a
living.
Unusual occupations will feature some stubborn people who
despite social pressures have found their calling and have stuck by it to make
a living.
Unusual occupations features a couple of fiesty women who have
fought all odds to make a mark in a in a hitherto male occupations
It is a travelogue of sorts of featuring extraordinary but unnoticed
people right from backwaters of Alleppey, to those caught in the rapidly
changing urban landscape of Bangalore, in the temple towns of kerala and Tamil
Nadu, amidst the slums and one room tenements of Mumbai, from the nomads from Rajasthan to illegal immigrants from Bangladesh who were displaced from the exotic Sunderbans delta. From the monks in the Himalayas to the ancient city of Benares.
Here is my attempt at a Video blog that captures the essence
of my theme for the A to Z challenge 2016.
Stay tuned ….