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Manager/ Producer- Swati Sodhi ➢ Assistant Choreographer & Performer :- Inder Jot Singh ➢ Dancers:- ➢ 1. Gopal Dalami ➢ 2. Varun Singh ➢ 3 .Pratiksha Jain ➢ 4. Nishi Joshi ➢ 5. Anmol Tyagi ➢ 6.Rahul Ray ➢ 7.Rohit Anup ➢ 8 Amrita Decruz ➢ 9 .Arshiya Arora ➢ 10.Arman Kainth ➢ 11 Amit ➢ 12.Naman Kumar ➢ 13. Rahul Singers:- Imran Nizami , NIZAMI BROTHERS QAWWAL ,Sumeeta Chopra, Aparna Suri ➢ Collaborations :- Choreography support :- Babita Phukan & Damien Lee Stirk ➢ Light designer:- Andy Hammond(UK) ➢ Musician:- Nishant Gugnani UNSUNG HEROES- A choreographic portrayal of the Indian Soldiers’ intense experiences in World War-1 Choreographed by Anish Popli, Produced by Swati Sodhi, Presented by Choreotheque School of Contemporary Dance -A fundraiser for JAMGHAT In July-August 1914 an international crisis culminated in the outbreak of the First World War. European nations entered into complex alliances and in less than a week Europe was at war with itself. The allied forces, England and France were compelled to draw its war resources from colonies. India, the crown jewel of the British Raj couldn’t be an exception. Indian soldiers fought this war in countries far from their homes, like France and Belgium, for a flag and ruler not quite their own. While some soldiers were awarded honors like the Victoria Cross, every soldier that came back from the war suffered physical and psychological trauma. Memories etched on their minds for as long as they lived. Over a hundred years have passed since the Great War rattled humanity and yet no one really knows of them. UNSUNG HEROES is a choreographic portrayal of the intense experiences of these soldiers as they fought in the trenches in Europe. It focuses on the internal trauma and memories, recounting their stories through a choreographic journey. The inspiration stems from a series of letters sent and received by the Indian soldiers during the war.