Sarbpreet Singh, a historian and storyteller passionate about Sikh identity, shares his journey of rediscovery and cultural exploration. He discusses the deep emotional ties to significant historical places and reflects on childhood experiences in Sikkim that shaped his identity. Sarbpreet elaborates on the intersection of Sikhism and music, exploring how art can bridge generational gaps and cultural heritage. He also addresses the impact of the 1984 riots on collective trauma and the importance of storytelling in preserving Sikh history while advocating for social justice.