Deepti Naval’s 23-Day Journey in a Mental Institution | #shorts

About the video:

Join us as Deepti Naval takes us through her eye-opening 23-day journey in a mental institution. Originally planning to spend just a few days for script research, Deepti found herself deeply immersed in the lives of the women she met there. Hear her heartfelt stories of the bonds she formed, the experiences she witnessed, and the profound impact this journey had on her understanding of mental health. This intimate and powerful account sheds light on the resilience and strength of the women she encountered, offering a unique perspective on life inside a mental institution.

About Deepti Naval:

Acclaimed Indian actress Deepti Naval is an artiste in the true sense of the word. Deepti migrated to the US for higher education and made her Hindi film debut with “Ek Baar Phir” in 1979. With over 60 films to her credit, including notable works like “Mirch Masala” and “Main Zinda Hoon,” she has left an indelible mark on Indian cinema. Beyond acting, Deepti is a multifaceted artist who has written and directed projects such as the TV serial “Thodasa Aasmaan” and the film “Do Paise Ki Dhoop, Chaar Aane Ki Baarish.” She is also a published poet, with collections like “Lamha-Lamha” and “Black Wind and Other Poems” showcasing her literary talent. Her commitment to social causes is reflected in her role as the founder of the Vinod Pandit Charitable Trust, dedicated to the education of the girl child. Additionally, Deepti is a skilled painter and photographer, often trekking in the remote mountains of Himachal and Ladakh. With a passion for storytelling and a reverence for art in all its forms, Deepti Naval continues to inspire and enrich India’s cultural landscape.