St Vivekanand Millennium School, Pinjore

Tribune News Service

Pinjore, Updated At : 11:09 AM Sep 06, 2024 IST

The school hosted an exclusive interaction session with the cast of ‘Rabb Di Awaaz’, India’s first multi-inclusive Hindi film. The film, directed by National Award-winning director Ojaswwee Sharma, sets a new benchmark in inclusivity by offering accessibility for all audiences through subtitles, audio descriptions, and Indian sign language. There was live screening at 13 different venues within the school. The interaction session at the school provided students and staff with an opportunity to engage with the cast and gain deeper insights into the film’s message and its inclusive approach. Director Ojaswwee Sharma, Abhinav, RJ Karan, actor, Bhasker Pandey, film editor, and Sarvpriya Nirmohi, member of the cast, were part of the interaction, engaging with students and offering them a deeper understanding of the film’s themes and production.

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