Social Impact & Change Making - The speaker transitioned from a business reporter to a filmmaker and "change maker" after witnessing social injustices and violence [2][3] - The speaker's film "Daughters of Mother India" screened for 150,000 police officers across India to promote gender sensitization [11] - The film "Sunrise" was adopted by the United Nations as part of the global HeForShe movement across 71 countries, highlighting that gender violence is a global issue [17] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of men and women uniting for equality and highlights "gender right heroes" breaking patriarchal norms [14][15] Film & Documentary Focus - The speaker's work involves creating documentaries that address uncomfortable questions and reflect societal issues [1][6] - The speaker gained access to the Delhi police to film, focusing on gender sensitization within the force [10] - The speaker faced hostile environments and death threats while filming, emphasizing the importance of safety [16] Key Themes & Messages - The speaker advocates for relentless pursuit of change and using one's voice to illuminate the world [18] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of hope in fighting for justice and healing a nation [11] - The speaker highlights the need to challenge gender bias and involve men in conversations about gender equality [12]

[Music] This is me, 6 years old, standing in my living room wearing my mother's apron and stethoscope. The next day, I was going to make the biggest announcement of my life, a lease for a kindergartener. When I grow up, I want to be a doctor.Are you sure. My mother asked. And I was.At that age, I hadn't seen much of the world, but I had this conviction and I knew deep down that I wanted to help people have hope for a better tomorrow. I was inspired by a docue series where I watched doctors treat patients fr ...