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Promoting inclusivity, Rabb di Awaaz wows audience at Gaiety

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Shimla, June 10

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The 47th special screening of Rabb Di Awaaz was held at the historic Gaiety Theatre.

According to director Ojaswwee Sharma, the film is India’s first multi-inclusive Hindi feature film.

The screening witnessed a diverse audience from across India, including notable leaders of various social development organisations.

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Directed by Ojaswwee Sharma, a national award-winning director and a recipient of the Rajat Kamal, Rabb Di Awaaz has continued to captivate audiences with its heartfelt narrative and strong social message. The film’s cast — Shiv Kumar Sharma, Abhinav Sharma, Mohit Verma, Jagdeep Lamba, Varun Narang, and Sarvpriya Nirmoh — delighting attendees with their presence.

Rabb Di Awaaz tells the story of RJ Karan, whose life changes profoundly after an unexpected interview with Shiv, a visually challenged individual. Set in the dynamic environment of a bustling radio station, the film explores the transformative journey of a once-popular RJ, bringing fourth engaging discourse about inclusivity and mental health awareness.

According to the director, the film encourages viewers to embrace a more empathetic and inclusive perspective on life. The film has received numerous accolades, including the Best Film-2024 award from the Media Federation of India. The film was also honoured as the Best Film on Disability-2024 at the World Film Festival, Cannes (Online Edition).

Sharma said as Rabb Di Awaaz approaches its 25-week milestone, the silver jubilee celebrations had commenced, marking 50 screenings this June.

Rabb Di Awaaz is being screened through an expression of interest available on the Pinaka Mediaworks website.

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