A day seen through the eyes of a Visually Impaired

Film Name: A day seen through the eyes of a Visually Impaired
Director: Manish Jayashekar
Duration: 2:03 mn.
Language: English
Year of Production: 2014
Place of Production: India

The film takes its audience through a simple day of a lonely visually impaired person, and the challenges he faces in his day to day activities and also the issues he comes up against.
Along with this, the Video of the film questions continuously the viewers, whether they can see the Video of the film? And finally reveals a fact, that 13 Million Blind people In India can’t see either.
And finally the Film urges the viewers to donate their eyes.

5 Million people are waiting for Eye Donation.

5 Million people, whose live could be enlightened only by the cornea through eye donation. However, it is not very hard to get cornea through eye donation, the only thing required is to make efforts to develop awareness among people in this direction.

Learn more about Eye Donation

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Drishti Creative Contest (http://drishti.org.in)

Every year antardrishti under the name “Drishti”, organise creative contest to promote eye donation in four category (Short Films, Posters, Design, and Audio Jingles).

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Antardrishti (http://antardrishti.org)

Antardrishti – a social development organisation is committed to the cause of blind people in our society. Towards this we had made a humble beginning in 2006. It is registered as a Public Charitable Trust under Indian Trust Act, 1882. In our country, after the so long time after Independence still people are suffering from blindness due to lack of proper information and treatment. In similar way the person who becomes blind or losses his eyesight is not able to connect himself with the main stream of society due to lack of proper information and encouragement. Antardrishti stand with #Eye Care, #Eye Donation and Empowerment of #Visually Impaired.

Need of the hour is to raise awareness level of the society towards eye care, eye donation and empowerment of blind people.

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