Lower-caste slurs like chamar have become a badge of pride to be worn on T-shirts, caps, car stickers and tattoos. In Mahi’s song, she sings that chamars are more dangerous than weapons.

India singer turns caste slur on its ear In hit song, she embraces word, calls for end of ancient segregating system by Rama Lakshmi The Washington Post | October 9, 2016 at 4:08 a.m. | Updated ...

She is the voice behind ‘Danger Chamar’, and has a story to tell about it. Amid slogans on the street and in Parliament, hers is a viral voice online of assertion by ‘lower’ castes through ...

The 18-year-old singer shot to fame with songs like Dangerous Chamar, Danger 2 and Fan Baba Sahib Di, which strongly assert her Dalit identity and try to break the silence around caste.

Dalit groove: Ginni Mahi’s video song ‘Danger Chamar’ clocked two lakh hits on YouTube. The 17-year-old star enjoys having friends from all communities ...

Lower-caste slurs like chamar have become a badge of pride to be worn on T-shirts, caps, car stickers and tattoos. In Mahi’s song, she sings that chamars are more dangerous than weapons.