Two urban settlements are demolished to conceal poverty during the G20 summit, leaving residents to navigate life amid the ruins of their homes.
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Synopsis
Two urban settlements are demolished to conceal poverty during the G20 summit, leaving residents to navigate life amid the ruins of their homes.
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Synopsis
Amidst the rubble of demolished homes, residents of two urban bastis confront the loss of their communities. One settlement was destroyed to conceal poverty during the G20 summit, while another was abandoned by authorities without any housing alternatives. Directed by Kunal Agrawal, "Kabzaa" follows individuals like Neel Sengupta and Keshav Goel as they navigate life in the aftermath of displacement. The film runs for 25 minutes and features dialogue in Hindi and Urdu, reflecting the struggles of those left behind in a rapidly changing city.
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Why Watch
- See how G20 summit decisions impact local communities.
- Meet residents coping with urban demolition.
- Find out about abandoned settlements in urban areas.
Did You Know
- The film focuses on two specific bastis affected by urban demolition.
- One basti was demolished to hide poverty during the G20 summit.
- The film has a duration of 25 minutes.
- The documentary is directed by Kunal Agrawal.
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Who directed the documentary Kabzaa?
Kabzaa was directed by Kunal Agrawal.
What is the duration of the documentary Kabzaa?
The duration of Kabzaa is 25 minutes.
In which countries was Kabzaa produced?
Kabzaa was produced in India.
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