Greetings from New Delhi, India, where performing monkeys spark delight -- and ambivalence
Summary
In New Delhi, India, it is illegal to use monkeys for performances, but the practice continues, with some people enjoying the shows while others feel unsure about them. A monkey handler, known as a madari, performs tricks with his monkeys in neighborhoods, often entertaining both children and elders.Key Facts
- It is illegal to use monkeys for tricks in India.
- Despite the law, monkey performances still happen and are popular.
- A monkey handler, called a madari, travels with his monkeys and performs tricks.
- The shows are common in neighborhoods in New Delhi, India.
- Some residents enjoy the performances, especially children and elders.
- The madari performs tricks like making monkeys salute and somersault.
- Sometimes the madari doesn't find an audience, indicating mixed reactions.
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