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Songs of Love: Sarus Cranes’ Lifelong Romance

Sarus cranes are sentient beings — they pair for life, feel emotions like humans do, and express love with great tenderness

Film by: Abhinandan Sharma

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Abhinandan Sharma
is a filmmaker whose work revolves around wildlife documentary and conservation. He works with still and moving images to bridge the broken gap between man and nature.

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Songs of Love: Sarus Cranes’ Lifelong Romance

Sarus cranes are sentient beings — they pair for life, feel emotions like humans do, and express love with great tenderness

Abhinandan Sharma
is a filmmaker whose work revolves around wildlife documentary and conservation. He works with still and moving images to bridge the broken gap between man and nature.

BHARATPURCOURTSHIPMATINGSARUS CRANESPECIES