Tuesday, September 18, 2018

Journey to their dreams

 

This is a short documentary on widows and orphans in Kashmir who struggle to fulfil their dreams and ambitions. They are supported by a NGO called Caravan which has its centres in Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Kashmir and Assam. Caravan helps in educating the orphans as well as supports them financially and helps them secure a better future. The documentary focuses on the work that is being done in Kashmir by Caravan.


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Pratirodh ke Swar

Main Khud Hi Kuch Kar Guzrunga - Gauhar Raza



Pratirodh ke Swar

Bahaar Laut Aayegi- Gauhar Raza


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Pratirodh ke Swar

Taqraar - Gauhar Raza



We at Anhad Films believe that the poets, writers and artists, film-makers have always stood up for the oppressed and the marginalized. We see art as an important medium for protest and many artists both in past as well as present have used their art to encourage protest. Pratirodh ke Swar is our attempt to bring forth poetry and prose from across the country which focuses on Freedom of Expression, Dissent and protest. We begin the series with the poems of eminent scientist and poet Gauhar Raza.

You can watch the video through this link:

Neetu

Neetu - A short story


This is a story about a girl from Haryana. Her name is Neetu, she did her schooling till tenth class after that her father stopped her from studying further because he wanted her to focus more on the household work. She wanted to become a doctor, but then she convinced her father to let her join the centre. She learnt at the centre about how boys and girls should be treated equally. She got her courage from the centre to talk to her father to let her study further.



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Pooja

Pooja - A short story


This is Pooja’s story. She studied till class sixth, boys used to harass her in school and because of that her parents told her to quit studies and stay at home. They got her married at a very young age, her in-laws used to beat her. When her parents came to know about this they asked her in-laws to send her back but they refused and continued with their beatings. After coming in contact with PRIA she was introduced to a new world. Now she is living happily with her 6 months old daughter.




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Nitin

Nitin - A short Story


Nitin kumar is a young boy who lives in a village called Titana in Panipat. Most people in the village belong to the snake- charmer community. A lot of them are addicted to alcohol and other drugs. Most of the boys in the village harass girls who travel to school and as a result people in the village feel that girls should get married by the age of 14-16. When Nitin joined PRIA he came to know about girls dropping out of school and get married because they are harassed so often.Nitin with the help of PRIA has formed a group and they spread awareness through their activities about why girls should also get equal opportunities as boys.



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Kavita -

Kavita - A short story


This is a story of a girl named Kavita. She is from Haryana. Her father did not want her to study and discontinued her studies. He believed that the duty of girls is to get married n look after their household. After coming to the center she learnt a lot of Interesting things and regained her confidence Now she wants to go back to school and study further.


You can watch the video through this link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zFIHzeZBpo&t=1s

Thursday, September 6, 2018

किसान मुक्ति संसद - Kisan Mukti Sansad

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TULeAV600c&t=8s

With the agrarian distress reaching its peak under the present BJP government, thousands of farmers across India gathered at Parliament Street, Delhi on 20th and 21st of November 2017 to demand a one-time complete waiver of farmer loans and fair prices for their produce. The agitation was launched under the umbrella of All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee whereby 184 farmer groups participated in the protest. They were protesting against the cost versus income imbalance presently being faced by the farmers in the country, leading to suicides and indebtedness. One of the highlights of the protest was the preparation of a draft bill, encompassing the two key demands that were debated by a farmer’s parliament. Farmers demanded a legally binding assurance of fair and remunerative prices through measures like higher procurement, deficiency price payment, appropriate trade policy and punitive measures for traders purchasing farm produce at below support prices. The farmers have reiterated that if their demands are not met they will follow it up with militant action.

Thursday, November 2, 2017

Pratirodh Ke Swar

We at Anhad Films believe that the poets, writers and artists, film-makers have always stood up for the oppressed and the marginalized.  We see art as an important medium for protest and many artists both in past as well as present have used their art to encourage protest. Pratirodh ke Swar is our attempt to bring forth poetry and prose from across the country which focuses on Freedom of Expression, Dissent and protest.


We begin the series with the poems of eminent scientist and poet Gauhar Raza.

Ram Mandir

Monday, August 14, 2017

Saahas Ke Chaar Adhyay: Profiles in Courage


Our film “Saahas Ke Chaar Adhyay” records the life, struggle and ultimate triumph of four outstanding individuals from diverse backgrounds and different parts of India who braved great odds–such as intimate partner violence, domestic violence, discrimination at the workplace and patriarchal mindsets; to finally reclaim their sense of agency. It is our attempt to honour and showcase stories of people who stood up and took action to counter Gender-Based Violence in India. The main objective of the film was to celebrate the courage shown by these extra-ordinary women and men to not only inspire but also give strength to others who have faced similar forms of violence. The film was released and screened at the WISCOMP Saahas Awards Ceremony 2017 where women and men who have faced or witnessed Gender-Based Violence and have raised their voice against it were facilitated and awarded.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ugNhaNIEps

Mahilaon ke Badhte Qadam


Mahilaon ke Badhte Qadam (SWEEP) - This film focuses on the SWEEP campaign undertaken by The Hunger Project in 2014-15 in Rajasthan. SWEEP stands for Strengthening Women’s Empowerment through Electoral Process. The objective of SWEEP is to increase the visibility of women through the entire electoral process-as citizens, voters, candidates and electoral officers and agents. The film also looks at the various problems faced by women and how they overcome those problems when they come out to fight elections.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ugNhaNIEps