Economia, Società

Russia, l’epopea di lavoratori indiani contro il calo di manodopera

La Russia cercava manodopera e ha trovato 70.000 lavoratori indiani. Insieme al lavoro, è arrivato dell'altro.

Gianluca Riccio

A group of young Indian male workers in winter clothing standing on a busy Moscow metro station platform, surrounded by rushing Russian commuters who pay them little attention. The workers carry simple bags and look around with a mix of curiosity and quiet determination. The station architecture is grand Soviet-era style with ornate columns and dim golden lighting. Steam from heating vents drifts across the cold platform. The scene captures a cultural contrast — South Asian faces amid a sea of pale Eastern European commuters — rendered in a gritty, documentary photojournalism style with desaturated tones, shallow depth of field, and natural ambient light. Cinematic and editorial atmosphere.

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