‘The Bus Stop’ sparks dialogue on elderly women’s rights at HPNLU

Students at Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU) gained valuable insights into the challenges faced by elderly women as the university’s Legal Aid Clinic organised a special screening of the documentary ‘The Bus Stop’, directed by filmmaker Vivek Mohan. The...

Tribune News Service

Shimla, Updated At : 03:04 AM May 28, 2025 IST

The event began with great enthusiasm as students and committee members gathered to welcome the filmmaker. He was felicitated and acknowledged in an opening speech that praised his impactful work and contributions to social awareness.

Filmmaker Mohan captivated the audience with an engaging talk, during which he shared the inspiration, effort and social motivation behind his documentary.

The event transitioned into an interactive session where the filmmaker once again addressed the audience. — TNS

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