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Mumbai: Rapper, eyewitness ask brave questions on Elphinstone Stampede in song
Updated On: 10 December, 2017 12:08 PM IST | Mumbai | Faisal Tandel
<p>Catsbak and Mc Benn wonder, in their new bilingual Elphinstone Stampede Rap Song, where Mumbai's famed spirit was on that fateful September day when it was crushing each other in a tearing hurry for safety</p>

The Elphistone Bridge stampede of September 29, 2017, that killed 23 people shook the daily commuter in all of us. "It could have been me" has been a recurring thought ever since. Now, a rap song by Cajetan Reddy (Catsbak) and Benjamin Yangal (Mc Benn), and produced by Robert Metri, is trying to bring the spotlight back on the incident. With lyrics like "They who Bezuban, Gawah di apni jaan, Nah thi unki pehchan, Murdo mein na zindo mein"; "Unity of Mumbai is what I'm proud of, but why does it crash, when we are in real need of it'; and "Maut ko saamne dekh sabko lagti apni jaan pyaari", the two rappers are trying to say that sometimes along with the government, it's humanity and how an ordinary person reacts to a situation as well, that counts.

Rappers Cajetan Reddy (Catsbak) and Benjamin Yangal (Mc Benn). Pic/Atul Kamble
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