A must watch award winning Documentary film
This documentary talks about issue of beggary with various prospective.
It starts with poetry of great Indian Saint and socialist Kabir Das and gives the view of great saint. This documentary explains that how beggary in India was introduced and practised in the old days and now what kind of shape it has taken in the country. This also takes the view
of an Economist where he talks about how beggary impacts the economy of country and the
society.
This documentary explains that how in beggary, mafia plays a big role, where kids, women,
elder people get beaten up and forcefully asked for begging. Right of Education of such
children remains the big issue and social discrimination remains the big challenge for
beggars.
This documentary also discusses that how a beggar and its family can take this act as granted business, where in India, sometime a beggar can make more money than doing a labour work.
This documentary also captures the Incident of beggars where they talk about rehabilitation
centre which is also known as "Beggars Colony". According to beggars, the condition of
rehabilitation centres are pathetic and the kind of food they get to eat over there even dogs
will not eat. NGO personality, who has experienced the environment of beggar's colony,
opens up more and explains why Rehabilitation centres are not upto the mark to live for a human being.
Soon after taking/capturing these interviews, one incident was reported in Beggars colony, Bangalore. There was death of around 26 people in a single day in beggar's colony.
However, the authorities give different answers of death of beggars but it was automatically answerable that why many beggars died in a single day.
The issue of beggary in today's India still remains unanswerable and it is the society, people,
Government and all human beings to decide that how this issue can be resolved and how every human being can live a life with dignity in the society.
Title "Death of My Soul" has many meanings for this documentary's context which includes:-
- It is the death of that person's soul who is inhuman with the beggars and do not understand them.
- It is the death of that person's soul who is doing social discrimination with beggars.
- It is the death of Mafia person who is doing (beating, deforming etc.) and putting people in beggary forcefully just to earn money.
- It is the death of those beggars who feel that beggary is the easiest way of making money and do not care about human dignity.
- It is the death of those authorities of rehabilitation centre who treat people (Beggars) worse than non-human being.
@Ranji ...good job Deepak, well formated, this is almost like a journalist investigation, however, a deeper investigation is required to show the " truth" , everybody talks about mafia, the people behind etc..... we need to find out how far that is true and who are all involved, etc .... we need to make this into a movement for a change, maybe you could open a page "stop giving to beggars, involve more and more people.......at every level.
deepaktrivadi 4 months ago
@Rohit on facebook dude..its jus awesome....feeling of guilt and the chain it creates further is the reality...and this documentary shows it from every angle....no words...reality wakes people and surely this one too wakes us up...!
deepaktrivadi 4 months ago
@Ankesh on facebook...A movie on a very pertinent problem by a friend ... If you can spare 13 minutes then do watch it.. It will give a insight into a horrific problem and do spread if you like it.
deepaktrivadi 4 months ago
@Prasu...Thank you very much for posting the comment and encouraging words...highly appreciated...Please note that I as a documentary filmmaker try to avoid any stance and be as nutral as possible...I leave it on the people to take a decision after watching the documentary..however I am still working on it and digging it more..:)
deepaktrivadi 4 months ago
@Suds...thanks Bro...let's make the wave across the world..:)
deepaktrivadi 4 months ago
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deepaktrivadi 4 months ago