The first half of the trailer has been shot in Tabo in the Spiti valley of Himachal Pradesh. This was the first time when both of us were witnessing such a strong sense of rhythm and music while people worked. All the farmers featured here are landowners themselves. They take turns in working on each other's fields as working alone can be boring. The family that owns the field provides tea and snacks for everyone who works. The Spiti valley is a high altitude desert and is covered with snow for six months in a year. The summer months are the only time to work on the fields, and it's usually only peas and barley that grows here. We witnessed a similar spectacle almost 2000 km away in Phek village in Nagaland. Here people form groups of 3 to 20 and work on fields. The group rarely changes and comprises of people who love to work with each other. These farmers belong to the Chakhesang tribe and sing the local folk form of li. Their work music mostly comprises of a multi-part ha! rmony of wails and grunts. In the evening when they sit down together for dinner and rice beer they sing group songs, which are again harmonised but have lyrics. Cutting the paddy, winnowing, thrashing, and carrying 70 kilo bags of it uphill have all got their own sounds. At one point while climbing up the hill with this group of farmers we looked around and saw many groups climbing up, each with their own music.
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