Transforming Lives: A Journey of Two Boys

A film that highlights resilience, hope, and transformative healthcare for underprivileged children.

Every child’s journey is filled with strength, hope, and the constant support of people who believe in them. A film by Simit Bhagat Studios in collaboration with the Centre for Asian Philanthropy India, beautifully tells these stories. It’s a touching tale of two boys, Rudresh and Parth, whose lives have been deeply changed by SRCC Children’s Hospital. A place where kindness and care work together to make dreams possible.

The movie tells the story of Rudresh and Parth, two boys who come from very different places in life. Even though they face their own struggles, SRCC Children’s Hospital became a common point, where life-changing care has made a big difference for them. Their stories show us that every child should have the opportunity to grow and succeed, no matter their background.

Every child deserves the opportunity to grow and succeed, regardless of their background.

SRCC Children's Hospital

Rudresh: A Step Towards Sound

Rudresh, a young boy from Karjat in Maharashtra, was born with severe hearing problems. Regular hearing aids didn’t work well for him. Because of which his family faced many difficulties because there were few options to help. But SRCC Children’s Hospital gave them hope by saying Rudresh could have surgery to get a cochlear implant. 

The film shows his journey in a touching way, from detailed medical checkups to the emotional moments right before the surgery. The most moving part is when the cochlear implant is turned on, letting the audience experience the joy of Rudresh hearing sounds for the first time. This moment is a testament to the transformative power of medical intervention and community support.

But Rudresh’s journey isn’t finished yet. The film shows the difficulties of the therapy sessions after his surgery, which is crucial for helping him get used to his new ability to hear. These steps forward, marked by both challenges and successes. It highlights how vital ongoing support is, as well as the strong commitment of therapists and families.

Parth: Strength in Struggles

In the second half, the film introduces Parth, a fisherman’s son from Colaba, Mumbai. Parth’s life has been shaped by his battle with muscular dystrophy, a condition that limits his mobility and affects his quality of life. His family’s journey led them to SRCC Children’s Hospital, where he was provided with therapies aimed at improving his physical abilities and overall well-being.

Through Parth’s story, the film gently sheds light on the complexities of living with a chronic condition. It emphasises the role of therapy in fostering resilience and improving life quality. It also acknowledges the emotional and financial toll such conditions take on families from marginalised communities.

Parth’s story is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the transformative impact of comprehensive care.

Gentle Visuals, Powerful Moments

The film aims to capture the heart of each moment in a simple yet powerful way. From Rudresh’s shy smile during therapy to Parth’s calm but strong focus in his sessions, every scene feels real and relaxed. Gentle, meaningful music plays in the background, adding to the story without taking over. 

The editing makes the film flow smoothly, letting the boys’ stories develop naturally. The main focus stays on the relationships that shape their journeys—the love from their families, the hard work of the healthcare team, and everyone’s shared goal to make a difference.

The film is a gentle reminder that when compassion meets expertise, remarkable transformations happen.

Rudresh

A Message of Quiet Strength

This movie is mainly about how much can be done when people work together towards a common cause. It’s not just about medical progress, but also about the relationships between people that give this progress real value. For Rudresh and Parth, SRCC Children’s Hospital was a place of hope. But their stories also show the bigger problems that families from less privileged backgrounds face, like financial issues and not having enough information or resources.

Walking Away with Hope

This is not a documentary about miracles. It is about never giving up, and the idea that every child should have the chance to succeed. By showing the boys’ experiences, it has created a story that softly motivates and teaches. It reminds us of the endless possibilities children have when they’re given the chance to grow.

Reach out to us today if you want to tell your organisation’s story effectively. Let’s work together to create narratives that inspire, educate, and transform lives.


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Mrinali Parmar

Associate (Partnerships)

Mrinali Parmar works on operations and building partnerships with social impact organisations. With five years of work experience, she has focused on education and promoting awareness of climate change and sustainability in her operations role. She holds a Master’s Degree in Commerce from the University of Mumbai and is passionate about linguistics, speaking six languages.

Swarnima Ranade

Voice Actress

Swarnima Ranade is a medical doctor turned voice actress who has done voice-over work for everything from commercials to documentaries to corporate narration to children’s books. She has worked with numerous noteworthy businesses in the past, such as Tata, Uber, Walmart, and YouTube Kids. She graduated from SVU in Gujarat with a degree in dental surgery.

Kumar Shradhesh Nayak

Illustrator

Kumar Shradhesh Nayak is a professional artist, illustrator, and graphic designer who studied at the National Institute of Fashion Technology in Hyderabad. His experience includes stints at EkakiVedam and Design Avenue, both of which are prominent advertising firms. He enjoys trying out new approaches to illustration and creates artwork for a variety of projects.

Divya Shree

Content Producer cum Editor

Divya Shree is a media alumna from Symbiosis Institute in Pune who loves producing and editing non-fiction content. She has directed, shot, and edited videos for various productions. Her strengths are research, audience awareness, and the presentation of intricate topics with clarity and interest.

Manish Mandavkar

Motion Editor

Manish Mandavkar has studied animation at Arena Animation in Mumbai. He has previously worked on animated videos and motion graphics for brands, including Unilever and Zee Movies. An avid gamer, he is also passionate about sketching and photography. He holds a degree in Commerce from the University of Mumbai.

Joel Machado

Film Editor

Mumbai-based creative consultant and film editor Joel Machado has worked on documentaries as well as films in the mainstream Bollywood sector. He was also the Chief Assistant Director on the Jackie Shroff short, “The Playboy, Mr. Sawhney.” In addition to earning a B.Com from Mumbai University, he attended the city’s Digital Academy to hone his script writing skills.

Apoorva Kulkarni

Partnership Manager

Apoorva Kulkarni is the Partnerships Manager, and is responsible for developing strategic alliances and collaborative initiatives with other organisations in the social development ecosystem. For the past five years, she has been employed by major corporations, including Perthera (USA) and Genotypic Technology. She has written and published poetry, and she has been an integral part of The Bidesia Project. At Georgetown University in the United States, she earned a Master of Science in Bioinformatics.

Aliefya Vahanvaty

Sr. Creative Partner

Senior Creative Partner, Aliefya Vahanvaty has worked in a wide range of editorial roles over the course of her career, gaining experience as a correspondent, copy editor, writer, photographer, and assistant editor at publications like the Times of India, Forbes India, Open Magazine, Impact Magazine, and others. In addition to her MA in Sociology from Mumbai University, she also has an MA in Photojournalism from the University of Westminster in the United Kingdom.

Simit Bhagat

Founder

Founder, Simit Bhagat has worked in the fields of filmmaking, project management, and journalism for over 15 years. He has served in a variety of positions for organisations like the Times of India, the Maharashtra Forest Department, the Tata Trusts, and the Thomson Reuters Foundation. From the University of Sussex in the United Kingdom, he earned a Master of Arts in Science, Society, and Development.