Folktales of India - Tales from Odisha - When Humans Had Tails

This is an abridged version of the Saura folktale from the state of Odisha (formerly Orissa) in eastern India, retold from 'When the World was Young' by Verrier Elwin.
The story is associated with the Saura Tribes of Odisha, who believed that there was a time when humans had tails. And it shows the events that transpired into the human race losing their tails forever. This folktale is illustrated in the style of Saura tribal paintings, which are visually similar to Warli paintings and they hold religious significance for the Sauras.
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Credits:
Producer and Creative Director: Prateek Sethi
Research, Animation Design, Sound Design and Direction: Arun Kishor
Narration and Vo: John Varker
Special Thanks: Akash Neel Dutta, Himadri Mandal, Advait Rajadhyaksha
Production Assist: Vijay Ubale
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Thanks for uploading this folktale story. My grandmother had told this story with some variation.

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ଜଯ ଜଗନ୍ନାଥ Jai Jagannath

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Beautiful message.

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Finally. Please upload more stories

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For school projects? Yes absolutely! As long as credit is given. For online playout, please write to [e-mail] for discussing further.

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[@amoghcoorg4920]

1:17 That face gave me such a fright

[@abahanparichha2780]

im from odisha but never herd this tale

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[@chrisc9526]

I feel for people with tails (as I myself have a sort of tail)

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Brilliant and hilarious!

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Thank you Kaushani!

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@@Arunkishor3d from where did you research these stories? Pls reply

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@@swapnilgupta5399 We have an inhouse repository of information, collated from some books & certain resources online (wikipedia, internet archives, etc).

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[@toshipanwalkar]

Hahahaha tails ran away... nice! XD

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Thanks Tochaan :D

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The humans in this folktale could be like wanr 🐒sena of ramayan

[@arvindsingha4799]

Hence it is proved that vanara were from sora tribe

[@mrsmoke4541]

Voice not clear

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is it real or fake

[@bikashasntee7120]

It's fake. From odisha.

[@SpaceCadet51-de1od]

That's a folk tale dummies, you are not meant to take it as real that was orally relevant among the Soura or Sabara people of Odisha, indicating an old wives' tale, the grandmothers supposedly sung it to their children

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It's a folktale you genuinely intelligent Einsteins. You are not meant to take it literally, as anything can happen in a fairytale.

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As fake as it could get

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