A GRAIN OF SALT! | a documentary on salt farmers of Vasai

Captured and directed by Vedang Majalikar, "A Grain of Salt" is a stunning visual representation of the salt farming industry in Vasai which beautifully captures the raw and rustic essence of the farmers' way of life and their tireless efforts to harvest the purest form of salt. This also sheds light on intricate process of salt farming and the struggles faced by these hardworking farmers. Through insightful interviews and breathtaking visuals, this documentary takes you on a captivating journey through the world of salt farming, revealing the challenges and triumphs of this unique industry. "A Grain of Salt" is a must-watch for anyone interested in the fascinating world of agriculture and the human spirit that drives it. A special thanks to Prof. Srinivasrao Challapalli for his guidance.

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[jishnuanil]

glad to see you giving a voice to the often unrepresented and disregarded voices!

[jishnuanil]

നല്ല അവതരണം.

ഒരു നല്ല അറിവും കിട്ടി.

എല്ലാവിധ ആശംസകളും

❤❤❤❤

[zaynap]

That concluding statement, with the background musical 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[travellersainath]

This is exceptional field working bro 👏❤️

[anushanambiar]

ചേട്ടന്റെ വീഡിയോകൾ ഒക്കെ കിടിലൻ ആണ് പുതിയ അറിവുകൾ പകർന്നു തന്നതിന് നന്ദി 😌

[youtubebusiness]

It really opens my eyes on the things we take for granted in places like Mumbai. Something as common as salt, these people are pretty much giving their lives for.

[vikneshsadashivan]

8:35 that comes down to 2.5 rupees a Kilo

[anchorharshad]

We need more videos like this to actually show everyone what our underprivileged citizens are going through ! Thank you jinto for bringing up such content !

[deepbhanushali]

no mainstream media shows the lives these people,

thank you for being a witness of their existence

[saurabhgore]

We have come a long way as Indians, from the the salt satyagraha movement led by Mahatma Gandhi as one of the first stepping stones to freedom, to now providing table salt detergents etc. to the common household, massive respect to these workers, it's a shame how little they get paid compared to the industrialists, capitalism at its fines. Stuff like this really humbles me.

[yashrajkokate]

The way you portray different scenarios of society is really insightful.

[anamikagopakumar]

Jinto is again making us feel how privileged we are ❤

[youronly]

Interesting story. Nice seeing the process :)

[yaseenshaikh]

Reminds me of the movie Requiem for a dreams 😻💞. Great work.

[sachinnegi]

They shouldn't have to suffer so much to produce such a necessity to the world. Would be great to see people band together and get these guys the best tools and improved lifestyle they deserve.

[rideradi]

Major respect to people who live in these conditions just so first worlders can flavour their food. I wish I had a way to donate to them.

[indianidol]

I hope they can get a fair price soon. 🤞🏻

[shekar]

I would happily pay more for salt. I never knew it took so much work. However not just for more profits I want it to go to the workers.
This is heartbreaking. Makes you value the little that you have.

[sibinmatthewthomas]

What we have now is what many pray for . So be grateful for everything

[ankitgulati]

This is the new age dark journalism which shakes people to the core 🔥👍