INTERLINKED: Has Circus Become An Endangered Craft? | Interview with Mr. Sujit Dilip, Owner - Rambo Circus

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Recorded05 Dec 2021

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In this episode of Interlinked, we discuss the vibrant industry of circuses with Mr. Sujit Dilip, the owner of Rambo Circus. He walks us through his journey working in a circus, the background of the artists and the innovation of the industry. We speak about the stringent legal framework laid down for the industry and the lack of empathy from the government over the years. Lastly, he tells us the hardships the industry faced in a pandemic and the innovative ways he undertook for income generation. Mr. Sujit Dilip is a second-generation owner of Rambo Circus, which was established by Mr. P.T. Dilip on 26 January 1991. Rambo Circus holds several achievements in its name and houses hundreds of artists and acrobats

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