TMU Organises Inspirational Movie Screening on Women’s Empowerment under Mission Shakti 5.0
Moradabad, October 30, 2025:
In alignment with the Mission Shakti 5.0 initiative, the Department of General Surgery at Teerthanker Mahaveer Medical College and Research Centre (TMMC&RC), Teerthanker Mahaveer University (TMU), organised an inspirational movie screening of the acclaimed short film “Ghar Ki Murgi.” The event aimed to promote women’s empowerment, self-awareness, and financial independence, while encouraging women to realise their value within families and society.
The screening witnessed enthusiastic participation from 50 female attendees and 4 faculty members, creating an engaging and thought-provoking atmosphere centred around women’s roles, resilience, and empowerment.
Objective of the Programme
The primary objective of the session was to:
- Showcase an inspirational film portraying the challenges, struggles, and achievements of women, thereby motivating participants to embrace self-reliance and empowerment.
Programme Highlights
The programme featured the screening of “Ghar Ki Murgi,” a powerful short film that narrates the journey of a homemaker who redefines her self-worth and identity beyond domestic responsibilities. Through its compelling storyline, the film inspired participants to recognise their own strength, dignity, and contributions to their families and communities.
Following the movie screening, an interactive discussion session was held where participants shared personal insights and experiences related to gender equality, self-respect, and financial independence. The conversation also shed light on the importance of acknowledging women’s unpaid labour and encouraging their active participation in decision-making processes.
The event fostered a sense of unity and empowerment, reinforcing the message that women’s contributions are invaluable and deserve recognition and respect.
Acknowledgement of Guidance and Support
The successful organisation of the event was made possible under the guidance and supervision of:
- Dr Ashok Kumar Singh (HOD)
- Dr. N.K. Singh (Principal)
- Dr Sameeksha Shah (Assistant Professor)
- Dr Kalpana Chauhan (Senior Resident)
- Dr Soumya Vaish (Senior Resident)
They were supported by student volunteers — Dr Arshita Shivali (JR3), Dr Neha Kundu (JR1), Dr Snehal Sali (JR1), and Dr Khushi Gandhi (JR1) — who assisted in coordination, communication, and event management.
Conclusion
The movie screening of “Ghar Ki Murgi” under Mission Shakti 5.0 proved to be a meaningful and motivational experience for all participants. It effectively highlighted the importance of women’s self-worth, independence, and empowerment in both personal and societal contexts.
The engaging discussions following the film encouraged women to reflect on their aspirations, challenge stereotypes, and pursue their goals with confidence. The programme reinforced TMU’s continued commitment to promoting gender equality, education, and empowerment in alignment with the objectives of Mission Shakti 5.0.
