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Last dance at the harvest festival | wangalao bon'kamgipa chrokani | A'chik rhythm

Long-form14:52MusicPublished Sep 21, 2026, 12:06 PM · 3w ago
Views
91,367
+19 views/hour
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19
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Peak views / hour
152
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Engagement
2.6%
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Likes
2.4K
2.6% of views
Comments
47
0.05% of views
Est. ad revenue
$457–$1,005
lifetime, $5–11 RPM

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3.3K
since upload
vs channel median
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Rank in channel
#11
of 20 tracked

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Description

Last dance at the harvest festival | wangalao bon'kamgipa chrokani | A'chik rhythm 🏞️ Deep in the misty hills of the Garo Hills, two rival villages have feuded for centuries — until one chance meeting at the Wangala festival changes everything. Wangalao Bon'kamgipa Chrokani ("The Story Wangala Left Behind") is an animated folktale exploring forbidden love, sacrifice, and the weight of tradition across generations. Follow Rimku and Sangdi as fate, family, and duty pull them apart — and the quiet legacy they leave behind decades later. 🎬 A cinematic tribal folklore story brought to life through hand-crafted semi-realistic art, inspired by the culture, festivals, and landscapes of Northeast India. ✨ In this video: 00:00 – Opening | The Two Villages 00:00 – The Wangala Festival 00:00 – A Forbidden Love 00:00 – Old Rivalries, New Wounds 00:00 – A Marriage of Duty 00:00 – Years Later... The Truth Resurfaces (update timestamps once your final edit is locked) 📌 Why this story matters: This film honors the oral storytelling traditions of Northeast Indian hill communities — where festivals like Wangala aren't just celebrations, but living threads connecting generations. A tale of love that couldn't be, and the peace that outlived the feud. 🔔 Subscribe for more animated folktales, cultural stories, and mythology from around the world. 👍 Like & comment your thoughts on Rimku and Sangdi's story below! #Wangala #GaroHills #Folktale #AnimatedShortFilm #NortheastIndia #TribalStory #Mythology #Storytelling #IndigenousCulture #LoveStory

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