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Indian Street Magicians Face Declining Audiences and Uncertain Futures

Reports say Indian street magicians are drawing fewer audiences, leaving the future of the traditional performers uncertain. Delhi-based magician Ishamuddin Khan can still perform the rope trick but now spends much of his time away from performing.

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18 Aswin 2083 BS 1 min read
Indian Street Magicians Face Declining Audiences and Uncertain Futures

Indian street magicians are facing declining audiences and uncertain futures, according to reports on the disappearing world of the performers.

Among them is Ishamuddin Khan, a 55-year-old magician who lives in Delhi and is known as one of India's famous street magicians. He can still perform the popular rope trick, but now spends much of his time on activities other than performing.

A changing future for street magic

Khan's experience reflects the uncertainty facing Indian street magicians as audiences decline. The reports describe a tradition whose future is increasingly unclear.

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