Dakxinkumar Bajrange (Chhara) is an award-winning filmmaker, playwright, and activist from the Chhara De-notified Tribes of Ahmedabad, India.

Akshay Khanna is a Delhi-based Social Anthropologist, theatre practitioner, International Development Consultant and amateur chef, with training in Law and Medical Anthropology.

Alice Tilche is an anthropologist, curator, and filmmaker whose work explores the relationship between art and activism. She is Associate Professor in Anthropology and Museum Studies at the University of Leicester, where she co-directs CRIA, a hub for arts-centred and community-led research.

Anish Garange is song and music composer, poet and Background Music Director for the project.

Atish Indrekar is a performer and researcher for the project. Atish is a senior Member of Budhan Theatre and a renowned Theatre activist.

Chetna Rathod is a researcher and performer for the project . She is a senior member of Budhan theatre where she has been working for the last 15 years.

Keyur is an emerging filmmaker, editor and cinematographer. He teaches cinematography to the participants in the current project. He has directed a short documentary and is now working as an associate director on a feature length documentary. In addition, he is documenting the oral history of the Chharas.

Kushal Batunge is the editor for the project. Kushal has been associated with Budhan Theatre for more than 10 years. He is an award winning filmmaker, with expertise of directing and film editing. He recently won, Let’s doc seed grant, Ford Foundation and the Cherrypix Movies Award for the DocEdge 2020 pitch.

Ruchika Kodekar is a performer, writer and anchor for the podcast project. Ruchika is an award winning actress and Drama School Graduate from Gujarat College. She has been working with Budhan Theatre for the last 10 years.

Siddhart Garange is a performer and researcher for the project. Siddhart has been working as an actor for Budhan Theatre for the last 15 years.

Yashodara is a filmmaker, producer, and educator committed to using storytelling as a tool for visibility and social change.