Thank you everyone for your comments. I really appreciate them. If you felt this film touched you, please also pass it on to all your friends and family. We rely completely on you to spread the film by word of mouth. Thank you. Raj
Raj, thats a very moving and touching tribute to a Girl who clearly meant a lot to you. It makes for difficult viewing in many ways as we only ever see a picture in the paper, what you showed though was her life, ambitions and dreams, then to see them so pointlessly taken away.
The most frightening aspect was when her Father heard of the bombing, rang her mobile and she didn't answer, thats not something i'd ever like to be faced with.
On a lighter note, i was utterly crap at Algebra too!!
Raj, I feel for your loss and for Benedetta's family and friends .. what you have accomplished in her memory is enlightening and heartfelt, so much so that it will touch & inspire the hearts of many many people .. it's a wonderfully moving film!
Honest and clearly heartfelt. Shows how people in moments of great loss cope with dignity in spite of their pain. Hopefully as time passes it will become easier to focus on the wondeful moments you shared and less on all the moments you could have.
very interesting well made, but very sad.i felt she was a very unique and wonderful person who had the electric to attract others as soon as you met her. bless her.
I was in London that day, I had traveled to LSE to go to the library, I had heard of the power outages and the generally messed up transport system but knew nothing of the horror that was to come. When I left the LSE I walked out into an alien sight, no traffic on the Kingsway, just the distant sound of sirens - I will never forget it. What was the point? What did this horror achieve? When will humanity learn that killing each other is solves nothing. A great tribute to all those affected Raj.
Thank you everyone for your comments. I really appreciate them. If you felt this film touched you, please also pass it on to all your friends and family. We rely completely on you to spread the film by word of mouth. Thank you. Raj
rajbabbra 2 years ago
Raj, thats a very moving and touching tribute to a Girl who clearly meant a lot to you. It makes for difficult viewing in many ways as we only ever see a picture in the paper, what you showed though was her life, ambitions and dreams, then to see them so pointlessly taken away.
The most frightening aspect was when her Father heard of the bombing, rang her mobile and she didn't answer, thats not something i'd ever like to be faced with.
On a lighter note, i was utterly crap at Algebra too!!
godsnumber2 2 years ago
I started to get really upset when it showed those cute little photos of her eating bread as a baby...
JoshuaLiddle 2 years ago
Raj, I feel for your loss and for Benedetta's family and friends .. what you have accomplished in her memory is enlightening and heartfelt, so much so that it will touch & inspire the hearts of many many people .. it's a wonderfully moving film!
beatsdevyne 2 years ago
Very moving, it brought tears to my eyes. I feel I know Benedetta now, so she will live on in my mind.
artiste88 2 years ago
Honest and clearly heartfelt. Shows how people in moments of great loss cope with dignity in spite of their pain. Hopefully as time passes it will become easier to focus on the wondeful moments you shared and less on all the moments you could have.
urca999 2 years ago
Thank-you Raj, For reminding me when you have a true love never take it for granted... Sat Nam.
smudger55 2 years ago
very interesting well made, but very sad.i felt she was a very unique and wonderful person who had the electric to attract others as soon as you met her. bless her.
julierobinson28 2 years ago
I was in London that day, I had traveled to LSE to go to the library, I had heard of the power outages and the generally messed up transport system but knew nothing of the horror that was to come. When I left the LSE I walked out into an alien sight, no traffic on the Kingsway, just the distant sound of sirens - I will never forget it. What was the point? What did this horror achieve? When will humanity learn that killing each other is solves nothing. A great tribute to all those affected Raj.
mgarthwaite 2 years ago
hello Raj...very interesting...i'm off to the next part...just realised what the date is and how important it is to remember.
prkally 2 years ago
Hello everyone. This is Raj Babbra and I would be very grateful if you comment on this film. Thanks
rajbabbra 2 years ago