Prayagraj: Demonstrating its unwavering commitment to the professional and personal development of healthcare professionals, Nazareth Hospital, Prayagraj, under the visionary leadership of Fr. Vipin D’Souza, Director, organized an exclusive screening of the inspirational feature film “Bharat Bhagya Vidhata” for all Nursing Staff and the students of the School of Nursing at PVR Cinemas, Civil Lines, Prayagraj.
To ensure uninterrupted patient care while providing every nursing professional and student the opportunity to participate, the screening was thoughtfully conducted in two separate sessions. The first show, held on 2 July, was attended by approximately 130 participants, while the second show on 3 July witnessed the participation of nearly 240 nursing staff members and nursing students. In total, around 370 participants experienced this inspiring cinematic event.
Adding immense value to the occasion, the film’s Director, Mr. Manoj Brijgopal Tapadia, personally attended both screening sessions. He interacted warmly with the audience and shared the vision behind the film, the inspiration for its creation, and the deeper message woven into its storyline. His insightful interaction transformed the event into a meaningful learning experience, encouraging the audience to embrace values such as patriotism, integrity, compassion, selfless service, and dedication toward society.
The film received an overwhelmingly positive response from both the Nursing Staff and the Nursing Students. Participants appreciated not only the compelling storyline but also its powerful message of national pride, humanity, responsibility, and ethical service. Many expressed that the film strengthened their commitment to the nursing profession and inspired them to continue serving patients with greater empathy, professionalism, and excellence.
Speaking on the occasion, Fr. Vipin D’Souza, Director of Nazareth Hospital, emphasized that healthcare excellence extends beyond clinical expertise. He stated that nurturing values, character, leadership, and a spirit of compassionate service among healthcare professionals is equally important. He reaffirmed the hospital’s commitment to organizing such meaningful educational and motivational initiatives that contribute to the holistic development of its workforce.
As a gesture of appreciation, Mr. Manoj Brijgopal Tapadia was felicitated by Fr. Vipin D’Souza with a commemorative memento on behalf of the Nazareth Hospital family in recognition of his inspiring contribution and gracious presence. The event concluded on a highly positive and inspiring note, leaving participants motivated to uphold the highest standards of patient care while serving society with renewed purpose, compassion, and dedication.
