Considered the greatest poet of ancient India, Kālidāsa is a founding figure of world literature. And yet, a lot of mystery surrounds him. Some scholars even question whether he was a real person, suggesting instead that his work a kind of collected greatest hits of the ancient Sanskrit world. And perhaps it's appropriate that it was written by a semi-mythical figure. It’s a rallying cry for a better tomorrow. And who better to get that across than young street protestors?