"Drishti: Ek Nayi Disha is a documentary that ​follows Vision to Vision, an initiative dedicated ​to improving children's eye health in ​underprivileged communities. Through free eye ​camps in Delhi's government schools, the project ​has screened over 16,000 students, providing ​glasses to those in need. Highlighting the ​challenges of awareness and resource scarcity, ​the film showcases the transformative impact of ​early detection and eye care. Featuring personal ​stories, such as that of Sarthak, the documentary ​underscores the project's ambitious goal: to ​reach over 100,000 schools by 2045, ensuring ​clear vision for all.

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About the artist

Hridaan is a 16-year-old aspiring filmmaker with a passion for telling stories that matter. His powerful ​documentary, "Drishti: Ek Nayi Disha," explores the critical issue of eye care in underprivileged communities, ​emphasizing the life-changing impact of early detection.

Hridaan is driven by a desire to use film as a medium to shed light on important social issues, particularly ​those that often go unnoticed. Through his storytelling, he aims to inspire change and raise awareness, using ​the emotional power of film to connect with audiences and make a real difference.

Beyond filmmaking, Hridaan enjoys computer science and exploring Indian history.