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100 | _aSabnani, Nina | ||
245 | _aThank You Many Times | ||
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_aBombay: _bIDC, IIT _c2011 |
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_c4 3/4 in. _eCD-ROM |
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520 | _aIn the film Thank You Many Times we spend time with Balapeer in Baroda, Gujarat. It is a grave shrine or Dargah of a sufi saint, Hazrat Balapeer where people from all religions come to make a wish. And when the wish is granted a clock is offered as a token of gratitude. Each clock then carries a story of the pledger’s lack and its timely fulfillment. Less than fifty years old, situated on the national highway, the Dargah has a strong following amongst truck drivers, travelers, locals and owners of sick cattle and job seekers. The clock, a product of mechanization and a metaphor for chronological time transcends its urban functionality to become a sacred object in a new context. The film was shot on location between 2006-2013. | ||
650 | _aSufi saint | ||
650 | _aHazrat Balapee | ||
650 | _aDargah | ||
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