A visceral translation of Namdeo Dhasal’s incendiary verse, this performance excavates the subterranean agony of the silenced. Through a searing synthesis of dance, rhythm, and gesture, the work embodies the Bhayankar—the grotesque horror of systemic exclusion. It traverses the scarred landscapes of Dalits, hijras, sex workers, and the disenfranchised labor force, giving physical form to their collective anguish. This is not merely a performance but a kinetic rebellion; a rhythmic testament to the poet who dared to drag the margins to the center and demand dignity from an unequal world.