Posts Tagged ‘Heart’

Vande Mataram – a cry for freedom – The Heart of Modern India -

Twenty first century India, a country so complex, it is virtually impossible to depict effectively. The international media often portrays India through outmoded stereotyped clichés: corruption, slums, child labour, beggars, sacred cows, dope-smoking sadhus or its Super call centres. Boy are they wrong! So how do you portray this rapidly emerging economic powerhouse? Priyam is a 14-year-old girl of Canadian and Indian parentage. Born and raised in India, she is a perfect metaphor for modern India. Educated, aware of her heritage and steeped in her culture. Priyam takes the viewer through her village, Jejuri and explores both its progress and problems. In the microcosm of the village, we see reflected the macrocosm of modern India. Priyam looks forward to the potential and the challenges of the new century, her century, Indias century. duration: 52 minutes Produced by: Laurence Castle Productions Adelaide, Australia and Pune, India Contact: laurence.castle@gmail.com www.ajanta.info

The Heart of Modern India – Dance, an important part of our culture

Twenty first century India, a country so complex, it is virtually impossible to depict effectively. The international media often portrays India through outmoded stereotyped clichés: corruption, slums, child labour, beggars, sacred cows, dope-smoking sadhus or its Super call centres. Boy are they wrong! So how do you portray this rapidly emerging economic powerhouse? Priyam is a 14-year-old girl of Canadian and Indian parentage. Born and raised in India, she is a perfect metaphor for modern India. Educated, aware of her heritage and steeped in her culture. Priyam takes the viewer through her village, Jejuri and explores both its progress and problems. In the microcosm of the village, we see reflected the macrocosm of modern India. Priyam looks forward to the potential and the challenges of the new century, her century, Indias century. duration: 52 minutes Produced by: Laurence Castle Productions Adelaide, Australia and Pune, India Contact: laurence.castle@gmail.com www.ajanta.info

The Heart of Modern India – Hindu’s – unity in diversity

Twenty first century India, a country so complex, it is virtually impossible to depict effectively. The international media often portrays India through outmoded stereotyped clichés: corruption, slums, child labour, beggars, sacred cows, dope-smoking sadhus or its Super call centres. Boy are they wrong! So how do you portray this rapidly emerging economic powerhouse? Priyam is a 14-year-old girl of Canadian and Indian parentage. Born and raised in India, she is a perfect metaphor for modern India. Educated, aware of her heritage and steeped in her culture. Priyam takes the viewer through her village, Jejuri and explores both its progress and problems. In the microcosm of the village, we see reflected the macrocosm of modern India. Priyam looks forward to the potential and the challenges of the new century, her century, Indias century. duration: 52 minutes Produced by: Laurence Castle Productions Adelaide, Australia and Pune, India Contact: laurence.castle@gmail.com www.ajanta.info

The Heart of Modern India – Jejuri – the microcosm

Twenty first century India, a country so complex, it is virtually impossible to depict effectively. The international media often portrays India through outmoded stereotyped clichés: corruption, slums, child labour, beggars, sacred cows, dope-smoking sadhus or its Super call centres. Boy are they wrong! So how do you portray this rapidly emerging economic powerhouse? Priyam is a 14-year-old girl of Canadian and Indian parentage. Born and raised in India, she is a perfect metaphor for modern India. Educated, aware of her heritage and steeped in her culture. Priyam takes the viewer through her village, Jejuri and explores both its progress and problems. In the microcosm of the village, we see reflected the macrocosm of modern India. Priyam looks forward to the potential and the challenges of the new century, her century, Indias century. duration: 52 minutes Produced by: Laurence Castle Productions Adelaide, Australia and Pune, India Contact: laurence.castle@gmail.com www.ajanta.info

The Heart of Modern India – Khandoba – from ancient to modern

Twenty first century India, a country so complex, it is virtually impossible to depict effectively. The international media often portrays India through outmoded stereotyped clichés: corruption, slums, child labour, beggars, sacred cows, dope-smoking sadhus or its Super call centres. Boy are they wrong! So how do you portray this rapidly emerging economic powerhouse? Priyam is a 14-year-old girl of Canadian and Indian parentage. Born and raised in India, she is a perfect metaphor for modern India. Educated, aware of her heritage and steeped in her culture. Priyam takes the viewer through her village, Jejuri and explores both its progress and problems. In the microcosm of the village, we see reflected the macrocosm of modern India. Priyam looks forward to the potential and the challenges of the new century, her century, Indias century. duration: 52 minutes Produced by: Laurence Castle Productions Adelaide, Australia and Pune, India Contact: laurence.castle@gmail.com www.ajanta.info

The Heart of Modern India – opening

Twenty first century India, a country so complex, it is virtually impossible to depict effectively. The international media often portrays India through outmoded stereotyped clichés: corruption, slums, child labour, beggars, sacred cows, dope-smoking sadhus or its Super call centres. Boy are they wrong! So how do you portray this rapidly emerging economic powerhouse? Priyam is a 14-year-old girl of Canadian and Indian parentage. Born and raised in India, she is a perfect metaphor for modern India. Educated, aware of her heritage and steeped in her culture. Priyam takes the viewer through her village, Jejuri and explores both its progress and problems. In the microcosm of the village, we see reflected the macrocosm of modern India. Priyam looks forward to the potential and the challenges of the new century, her century, Indias century. duration: 52 minutes Produced by: Laurence Castle Productions Adelaide, Australia and Pune, India Contact: laurence.castle@gmail.com www.ajanta.info

My heart is broken coz of my family,,,please help?

i am 22 male from india…i got two jobs. one in call centre(have to do night shifts)..another one a software job with a good pay(have to go too far from my place than the first one) i like to take the second job..but my parents dont allow me to do that…do not i have the right to make my own decision being 22?..they always want me to do what they say…i don’t have any freedom…friends of my age are doing thier favourite jobs independently.. ..even a small thing, i have to ask my parents …..after all taking up a call cantre job has no value in the future…i cannot talk to them also….they start yelling at me if i start to say something…..its very irritating…they also compare me with others and start yelling at me…please help me what to do….i beg you…thanks in advance