In todays fast paced world, things are changing rapidly and the lines between people around the world are blurring, and we are paying a heavy price for it. We are losing our indigenous cultures, ancestral folktales, mythologies and the real meaning and stories behind them. So I quit my job sometime back to create visual stories, and today Shivatells is on the mission to travel to the remotest corners to find these rare untold stories, protect them and bring them to you! Let’s save our cultures together!
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With thousands and thousands of years of evolution of human kind, one thing that has remained constant is storytelling. Earlier it used to be through cave paintings, then words and then written on paper. But even with best of technology today, we are on the verge of losing these stories that are our connect to our past that give us an identity. So with ShivaTells I intend to protect these beautiful stories and keep hanging on to the thread that connects us to our beautiful past.
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When I first reached the beautiful town of Namsai in Arunachal Pradesh, one thought kept running in my mind: Why had I not come here earlier? What was supposed to be a quick three-day trip soon turned into a memorable ten-day journey. The culture, dance,
Have you ever heard of someone recommending snow as a cure for cough and cold? Yes, snow—the very thing we associate with chills, winter, and freezing temperatures. The kind of thing we wrap up against with mufflers and woolen socks. But in a remote Himachali
I’ve wandered through many corners of India, but it’s the tribal heartlands that call me back time and again. Perhaps it’s the hypnotic beat of the drums, the warmth of communities that embrace you like kin, or the profound sense of belonging these festivals evoke.
