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For Indian Transgenders, Getting A Shelter Home Is An Uphill Task
They are ostracised, humiliated and sneered at, and yet India's transgender community continues to battle for their rights amid all opposition. Fida, a member of India's first transgender group - 6 Pack Band - says the community in the Mumbai region aspires for an "ashram" of its own, but they have yet not been able to get the land for it.
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Indian Transgender Band Wins Cannes Grand Prix Glass Lion
"From an idea that started at a traffic signal to it now picking up what is considered the ultimate benchmark for judging creativity - we at Y-Films are honoured and humbled to bring home India's first Cannes Grand Prix Glass Lion," Ashish Patil, Y-Films, Brand Partnerships and Talent Management, said in a statement.
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Hrithik Roshan Collaborates With Transgender Band, Says It Was 'Amazing'
"I've been following the Brooke Bond Red Label 6-pack Band and when I heard that the band is creating a meaningful message in a fun, entertaining way, I had to be a part of it. Shooting with them was an amazing experience," Hrithik said
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Asha Bhosle's Granddaughter Makes Debut With Transgender Band
"I feel proud to have sung songs for Yash Chopra ji and his entire family for so long, and today, my granddaughter has sung for Y-Films. I can't be happier and I'm glad the relationship between us has remained the same ever since," said Asha Bhosle
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Here's Shah Rukh Dancing With Members of India's First Transgender Band
The clip begins with SRK thanking the six singers, who in turn offered to sing for him. Once they clapped and sang in chorus, it was difficult for the 50-year-old actor to hold back and not join in the fun. Yash Raj Films' youth section Y Films shared the video on Twitter on Monday
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Sonu Nigam Launches India's First Transgender Music Band
"When I was a child, I used to think what if I was born in a planet where people like me were in minority and others were majority. What would happen to me and my family because of that? I used to feel very sad. I used to always feel that is there no way in which we can give them a respectable job," said Sonu Nigam
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For Indian Transgenders, Getting A Shelter Home Is An Uphill Task
They are ostracised, humiliated and sneered at, and yet India's transgender community continues to battle for their rights amid all opposition. Fida, a member of India's first transgender group - 6 Pack Band - says the community in the Mumbai region aspires for an "ashram" of its own, but they have yet not been able to get the land for it.
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Indian Transgender Band Wins Cannes Grand Prix Glass Lion
"From an idea that started at a traffic signal to it now picking up what is considered the ultimate benchmark for judging creativity - we at Y-Films are honoured and humbled to bring home India's first Cannes Grand Prix Glass Lion," Ashish Patil, Y-Films, Brand Partnerships and Talent Management, said in a statement.
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Hrithik Roshan Collaborates With Transgender Band, Says It Was 'Amazing'
"I've been following the Brooke Bond Red Label 6-pack Band and when I heard that the band is creating a meaningful message in a fun, entertaining way, I had to be a part of it. Shooting with them was an amazing experience," Hrithik said
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Asha Bhosle's Granddaughter Makes Debut With Transgender Band
"I feel proud to have sung songs for Yash Chopra ji and his entire family for so long, and today, my granddaughter has sung for Y-Films. I can't be happier and I'm glad the relationship between us has remained the same ever since," said Asha Bhosle
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Here's Shah Rukh Dancing With Members of India's First Transgender Band
The clip begins with SRK thanking the six singers, who in turn offered to sing for him. Once they clapped and sang in chorus, it was difficult for the 50-year-old actor to hold back and not join in the fun. Yash Raj Films' youth section Y Films shared the video on Twitter on Monday
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Sonu Nigam Launches India's First Transgender Music Band
"When I was a child, I used to think what if I was born in a planet where people like me were in minority and others were majority. What would happen to me and my family because of that? I used to feel very sad. I used to always feel that is there no way in which we can give them a respectable job," said Sonu Nigam
