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Don’t be a drag, be a queen

On International Drag Day, three drag artists discuss the challenges they’ve faced to keep their art form alive, and how they stay inspired in a post-pandemic world

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Betta Naan Stop captured mid-performance. Pic courtesy/Betta Naan Stop

Betta Naan Stop captured mid-performance. Pic courtesy/Betta Naan Stop

We are family

Betta Naan Stop 
Prateek Sachdeva

What’s kept me going is staying in touch with my drag family and my drag sisters, through Zoom calls and social media. Initially, when the lockdown kicked in and everything moved online, we did try ticketed shows; they were successful initially but after a point, it became stagnant. However, there was an advantage because this put me in touch with many international desi queens. Going digital has also removed the physical barrier of travelling. But the digital world has kind of limited our reach because the drag scene was very physical in nature. 

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