Will you buy it for 98cr?

This artwork is a thought-provoking recreation of the infamous "comedian" piece. It poses a critical question. challenging the value society places on the tools of a farmer. Inspired by the notion that the banana ni the original artwork was grown by a farmer, it questions whether society would assign a comparable worth, such as 98 crores, to a farmer's essential tool. This comparison draws attention to societal priorities and underscores the need to reevaluate the recognition and support given to the foundational elements of our communities, like agriculture and farmers. Artist - Nishchay Thakur Email - nishchaythakur96@gmail.com