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‘Films are lens through which one views society'
‘Films are lens through which one views society'

Time of India

time26-07-2025

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  • Time of India

‘Films are lens through which one views society'

1 2 3 4 Patna: The students of Patna Women's College (PWC), an autonomous institution under the Patna University, learnt the art of book review at an interactive session organised at the college here on Saturday. The event was held under the auspices of the Kitab Club, in collaboration with the college's history department. Well-known historian and former director of Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Public Library, Imtiaz Ahmad, guided the students in reviewing a book successfully after having a thorough understanding of the book's content and message. The students selected a book entitled 'Historic evolution of Patna and its architecture', written by Kamini Sinha of NIT-Patna. Ahmad's deep knowledge and insights are specifically focused on the cultural evolution and the architectural history of Patna. The session was then followed by a question and answer round where the enthusiastic participation of the students created a more conducive learning environment. PWC's mass communication department, in collaboration with the media club, also organised. A screening of Aamir Khan 's critically acclaimed film 'Sitaare Zameen Par' in Veronica Auditorium, which witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, teachers and non-teaching staff from various departments of the college. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 20 Foods for Spine Health: Foods That Fight Back Pain Learn More Undo The film particularly focused on the emotional and psychological world of children affected by autism and down syndrome. Aamir Khan played the role of a basketball coach who recognised the unique talents of these special children and helped them build confidence and find direction in life. The film beautifully portrayed essential life values such as acceptance, empathy, patience, creativity, sensitivity and the importance of recognising each child's unique potential. Filmmaker and critic Prashant Ranjan, who was present at the event, remarked, "A film is not just a medium, but a lens through which we view society. Sitaare Zameen Par belongs to all of us," he said. Psychology department head Nupur Sinha offered a psychological perspective on the film. She shared, "Films like these not only foster empathy in society but also teach us that every child is special and deserves to be understood."

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