Home Actor Arjun Kamath HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers October 2022 Arjun Kamath Instagram - Deep in the heart of this soil, there is a tale as old as time. It speaks of life, death, and a pyre sublime. You try to tame it, name it, or even reframe it with all your might. But the fire keeps burning, and the pages keep turning. Far down into the night, when the world is fast asleep dreaming of deep blue oceans and shimmering golden cities, the Manikarnika Ghat of Varanasi is wide awake. It burns in sienna embers and saffron pyres and molten fires, consuming bodies and a bit of the heart of any onlooker brushing its grounds. And upon my recent visit to Varanasi, known famously as the city as old as time, I had the chance to document this ghat through its people. A meagre team of 35, the Majhi Nau Samaj takes the holy responsibility of helping cremate nearly 200 bodies every day like a clockwork at Manikarnika Ghat. Taking home about 300 rupees a day for the toil, they lead an unimaginable life. Every day, they leave their dainty homes at Raj Ghat at 3 am, walking the crescent-shaped line of the city’s ghats to reach Manikarnika. Then, at 4 in the morning, they start collecting firewood that reaches them by the holy river Ganga in a boat. And one hour after the other, they keep gathering and distributing timber, paving the way to heaven for the deceased. Witnessing the rituals of the burning ghat up close, I was in utter awe of the vivid colours, vibrant textures, and peculiarly sombre mood of Manikarnika Ghat. As I took this portrait of a handful of the Majhi Nau Samaj members going about their day, I could not help but wonder how the function of this place is much more sacred and profound than what meets the eye. #CapturedOnCanon with a @canonindia_official EOS R5 with a Canon RF 24-70mm F2.8 L Lens #arjunkamathphotography #sunrise #manikarnikaghat #ghat #pyre #fire #firewood #ganges #varanasi #portrait #people #labour #workers #banaras #coloursofindia #india #DoGreatWithCanon #MentorsInFocus #EOSMaestro #instagood #instagram Varanasi, India

Arjun Kamath Instagram – Deep in the heart of this soil, there is a tale as old as time. It speaks of life, death, and a pyre sublime. You try to tame it, name it, or even reframe it with all your might. But the fire keeps burning, and the pages keep turning. Far down into the night, when the world is fast asleep dreaming of deep blue oceans and shimmering golden cities, the Manikarnika Ghat of Varanasi is wide awake. It burns in sienna embers and saffron pyres and molten fires, consuming bodies and a bit of the heart of any onlooker brushing its grounds. And upon my recent visit to Varanasi, known famously as the city as old as time, I had the chance to document this ghat through its people. A meagre team of 35, the Majhi Nau Samaj takes the holy responsibility of helping cremate nearly 200 bodies every day like a clockwork at Manikarnika Ghat. Taking home about 300 rupees a day for the toil, they lead an unimaginable life. Every day, they leave their dainty homes at Raj Ghat at 3 am, walking the crescent-shaped line of the city’s ghats to reach Manikarnika. Then, at 4 in the morning, they start collecting firewood that reaches them by the holy river Ganga in a boat. And one hour after the other, they keep gathering and distributing timber, paving the way to heaven for the deceased. Witnessing the rituals of the burning ghat up close, I was in utter awe of the vivid colours, vibrant textures, and peculiarly sombre mood of Manikarnika Ghat. As I took this portrait of a handful of the Majhi Nau Samaj members going about their day, I could not help but wonder how the function of this place is much more sacred and profound than what meets the eye. #CapturedOnCanon with a @canonindia_official EOS R5 with a Canon RF 24-70mm F2.8 L Lens #arjunkamathphotography #sunrise #manikarnikaghat #ghat #pyre #fire #firewood #ganges #varanasi #portrait #people #labour #workers #banaras #coloursofindia #india #DoGreatWithCanon #MentorsInFocus #EOSMaestro #instagood #instagram Varanasi, India

Arjun Kamath Instagram - Deep in the heart of this soil, there is a tale as old as time. It speaks of life, death, and a pyre sublime. You try to tame it, name it, or even reframe it with all your might. But the fire keeps burning, and the pages keep turning. Far down into the night, when the world is fast asleep dreaming of deep blue oceans and shimmering golden cities, the Manikarnika Ghat of Varanasi is wide awake. It burns in sienna embers and saffron pyres and molten fires, consuming bodies and a bit of the heart of any onlooker brushing its grounds. And upon my recent visit to Varanasi, known famously as the city as old as time, I had the chance to document this ghat through its people. A meagre team of 35, the Majhi Nau Samaj takes the holy responsibility of helping cremate nearly 200 bodies every day like a clockwork at Manikarnika Ghat. Taking home about 300 rupees a day for the toil, they lead an unimaginable life. Every day, they leave their dainty homes at Raj Ghat at 3 am, walking the crescent-shaped line of the city’s ghats to reach Manikarnika. Then, at 4 in the morning, they start collecting firewood that reaches them by the holy river Ganga in a boat. And one hour after the other, they keep gathering and distributing timber, paving the way to heaven for the deceased. Witnessing the rituals of the burning ghat up close, I was in utter awe of the vivid colours, vibrant textures, and peculiarly sombre mood of Manikarnika Ghat. As I took this portrait of a handful of the Majhi Nau Samaj members going about their day, I could not help but wonder how the function of this place is much more sacred and profound than what meets the eye. #CapturedOnCanon with a @canonindia_official EOS R5 with a Canon RF 24-70mm F2.8 L Lens #arjunkamathphotography #sunrise #manikarnikaghat #ghat #pyre #fire #firewood #ganges #varanasi #portrait #people #labour #workers #banaras #coloursofindia #india #DoGreatWithCanon #MentorsInFocus #EOSMaestro #instagood #instagram Varanasi, India

Arjun Kamath Instagram – Deep in the heart of this soil, there is a tale as old as time.
It speaks of life, death, and a pyre sublime.
You try to tame it, name it, or even reframe it with all your might.
But the fire keeps burning, and the pages keep turning.

Far down into the night, when the world is fast asleep dreaming of deep blue oceans and shimmering golden cities, the Manikarnika Ghat of Varanasi is wide awake. It burns in sienna embers and saffron pyres and molten fires, consuming bodies and a bit of the heart of any onlooker brushing its grounds.

And upon my recent visit to Varanasi, known famously as the city as old as time, I had the chance to document this ghat through its people. A meagre team of 35, the Majhi Nau Samaj takes the holy responsibility of helping cremate nearly 200 bodies every day like a clockwork at Manikarnika Ghat. Taking home about 300 rupees a day for the toil, they lead an unimaginable life.

Every day, they leave their dainty homes at Raj Ghat at 3 am, walking the crescent-shaped line of the city’s ghats to reach Manikarnika. Then, at 4 in the morning, they start collecting firewood that reaches them by the holy river Ganga in a boat. And one hour after the other, they keep gathering and distributing timber, paving the way to heaven for the deceased.

Witnessing the rituals of the burning ghat up close, I was in utter awe of the vivid colours, vibrant textures, and peculiarly sombre mood of Manikarnika Ghat. As I took this portrait of a handful of the Majhi Nau Samaj members going about their day, I could not help but wonder how the function of this place is much more sacred and profound than what meets the eye.

#CapturedOnCanon with a @canonindia_official EOS R5 with a Canon RF 24-70mm F2.8 L Lens

#arjunkamathphotography #sunrise #manikarnikaghat #ghat #pyre #fire #firewood #ganges #varanasi #portrait #people #labour #workers #banaras #coloursofindia #india #DoGreatWithCanon #MentorsInFocus #EOSMaestro #instagood #instagram Varanasi, India | Posted on 17/May/2022 21:20:59

Arjun Kamath Instagram – This is a city where peace and chaos meet. Where ashes rise, and virtues breathe. Her streets are coloured with stories untold, Some sights to ponder and some to behold. And no matter how inward you go, how deep you dive. You’ll forever find treasure but never arrive. Varanasi, to me, is a city that never ends. It is as if the city’s stories, people, events, and mysteries have been playing an ages-old game of tag– always being passed on but never coming to an end. On my recent visit, I had the chance to rise early on with the city and make myself a part of its humdrum. On a dewy Wednesday morning, I awoke at 4:30 in the morning, looking forward to the soothing boat ride from Dasashwamedha to Assi Ghat. A serenading hour in the boat and a blissful arati later, I found myself in the winding gullies just close to the Manikarnika Ghat. With a choice of a new path after every dozen steps, Varanasi unfolds slowly and amusingly in these serpentine streets. I admired the soft light that painted the morning tender with a left turn here and a right turn there. The locals chattered away about their mohallas and the affairs of the city, pausing every once in a while to relish the ring of a temple bell somewhere. An ever-changing cluster of cows, street dogs, and fragile-looking two-wheelers kept me company as I walked without a motive, simply taking in the distinct way of life that Benaras is known for. At one of these many turns, I came across this gentleman sitting on a tiny stone porch, sipping his morning tea without a care for the world. In the chaos of the city’s everyday events, he seemed to have built his own pocket of peace. And at this sight, I couldn’t help but admire the character on his face and the textures and colours that enveloped him. As I took hold of my camera to take a picture of him, an unbeknownst cow happened to walk right into the frame, as if quietly claiming her presence. Smiling, I thought how perfectly this captured the raw and free-spirited essence of Varanasi and clicked the shutter button on my camera. #CapturedOnCanon with a @canonindia_official EOS R5 with a RF 24-70mm F2.8 Lens #arjunkamathphotography #varanasi #portrait #india Varanasi, India
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