An Art Form That Makes Silent Voices Heard

An Art Form That Makes Silent Voices Heard

In a room packed with attentive audience members, Benin Varghese stands in the center of the scene, fully immersed in his performance. His tongue sticking out slightly, he extends his right hand forward, then his left, mimicking the cautious, deliberate steps of a dog crossing the road.  Behind him, Soham Gaikwad stands close, both hands gently placed on the back of Varghese’s head, shaping them like floppy dog ears. The two move in sync, their …