An Excerpt from Ashwini Hiremath’s INKTalks @INKtalksDirector
An Excerpt from Ashwini Hiremath’s INKTalks  @INKtalksDirector
Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
From Tupac to Lauryn Hill, Hip-Hop artists have never just been entertainers—they’ve been storytellers, revolutionaries, and the voice of the unheard.

Our INK Fellow, Ashwini Hiremath, found her own voice through the raw and powerful art of Rhythm and Poetry (RAP). Embracing the mic as her weapon, she transformed into ‘Krantinaari’—a fearless rap persona dedicated to voicing the struggles and resilience of voiceless women.

Find out how Hip-Hop healed this revolutionary woman in the full version of Ashwini’s INKTalks, streaming now on Youtube.

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An Excerpt from Ashwini Hiremath’s INKTalks

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