'Kaise Bani' isn't just a celebration of fusion, embodying the cultural duality of the Indian diaspora in Trinidad, but also that of life, warts and all, made pleasurable by 'dips in chutney'. It's also a testament to the late Sundar Popo's pioneering and unique 'apocalypso' spirit. Read The Rest at :
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