The city experienced a profoundly impactful occasion with the opening of the highly anticipated photo exhibition, “7 Decades: A Silent Refugee Crisis.” Following its successful debut in Sydney, Australia, the exhibition has commenced a nationwide tour, with its latest venue being the charming Old School Brindavanam, located opposite Padmalaya Studios. Curated and photographed by the esteemed human rights advocate and photographer Mr. Kiran Chukkapalli, this exhibition sheds light on a persistent humanitarian crisis that has persisted for seven decades.
7 Decades Photo exhibition provides a unique and personal insight into the experiences of refugee communities throughout India. Through the perspective of Mr. Chukkapalli, attendees are invited to discover the untold narratives of resilience and survival among those displaced by conflict and socio-political turmoil. Each photograph conveys profound emotions, challenges, and victories, illuminating the strength and determination of communities residing in refugee camps.
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Kiran engaged in discussions regarding his work with the attendees of his exhibition, which featured notable figures such as actors Nani and Dr. Ravi Prakash, film directors Teja Kakumanu and Deva Katta, cinematographer Chota K. Naidu, and singer Smita. The exhibition titled “7 Decades: A Silent Refugee Crisis” is currently on a tour throughout India, conveying a profound message of humanity, solidarity, and hope. It transcends the boundaries of a mere art exhibit.
