Godaan Film Screening at TMU Inspired Students Towards Social Awareness
Teerthanker Mahaveer University (TMU) organised a special Godaan Film Screening at TMU under the "Godaan – Gau Seva Initiative." The event was held in an enthusiastic atmosphere and attracted nearly 600 students from different departments of the university. The screening aimed to spread awareness about cow protection, Indian culture, environmental conservation, and sustainable living through an inspiring feature film.
The film left a strong impression on the audience by presenting important social and cultural values in a simple and meaningful way. Students watched the film with great interest and appreciated its positive message.
Film Delivered an Important Message
The movie highlighted that cow service is not only a part of Indian tradition but is also closely connected with environmental balance, biodiversity, and sustainable development. It explained how protecting nature and following an eco-friendly lifestyle can help create a better future.
The film also encouraged young people to understand the importance of organic farming and living in harmony with nature. Through its story, it inspired students to become responsible citizens and contribute to society in positive ways.
Distinguished Guests Attended the Event
The event was attended by Devyani Anant, Marketing Head of Janata Cinema, and Amit Sisodiya from Kamdhenu Production LLP. Their presence added value to the program and motivated students to think about the role they can play in protecting nature and preserving cultural values.
The program was also attended by Prof. M. P. Singh, Director of Student Welfare, Dr Ratnesh Jain, and Deepak Malik, along with faculty members and university officials.
Students Shared Positive Feedback
Students described the film as informative, inspiring, and thought-provoking. They said the screening helped them understand the importance of Indian traditions, environmental responsibility, and social values. Many students shared that such programs connected them with their cultural roots while encouraging them to take responsibility for society.
The speakers also encouraged students to go beyond being viewers and actively participate in bringing positive change to society. They emphasised that awareness alone is not enough, and young people should take meaningful action to create a better future.
Conclusion
The Godaan Film Screening at TMU successfully achieved its purpose of creating awareness among students about social responsibility, environmental conservation, and Indian cultural values. With the participation of around 600 students, the event became an inspiring learning experience. The organisers thanked all the guests, participants, and supporters and expressed their commitment to organising more such meaningful programs in the future.
