Wake up call

I have created this artwork based on the traditional Indian art of puppetry. In the puppetry game, music and the way the narrator tells the story are equally important, along with the
puppets played on the screen. This can be seen in this artwork, where the narrator plays the story of the Ramayana in his hands, plays in his own style, tells the story, and shows his
involvement in music by beating the taal for entertainment. In this artwork, a scene from the Ramayana can be seen in which Ravana, seeing the monkey army's Rudrathanda, orders his soldiers to wake up the sleeping Kumbhakarna from his sleep and send him to war. To wake up the sleeping Kumbhakarna, the Rakshasa soldiers make noise with large cymbals, make noise with elephants, camels, and horses, scream, mount Kumbhakarna on
the body of the elephants and pierce him with war implements and tie him up with ropes and chains. In this way, the soldiers bring various types of food and snacks while showing their courage. In another part, the heroic and fierce nature of the monkey army can be seen in this artwork.