Awadh's Mirasins Struggle to Preserve Musical Heritage

Imagine a group of singers called Mirasins who used to be very popular, especially at weddings and celebrations.

They sang traditional songs passed down through generations.

But now, things are changing.

People prefer modern music, and fewer people are hiring the Mirasins.

Also, some people disapprove of their performances.

Umrana and Farzana are among the last who still sing.

They remember when they were paid very well, but now it's harder to earn a living.

Their children aren't interested in continuing the tradition, because it's hard to make a living.

The Mirasins are struggling to keep their music alive as times change.