Can't see the woods for the trees (Drama)

Sofia get’s lost in the woods as she was distracted looking at Social Media and listening to music in her headphones.  She was confused due to focusing on the wrong thing.

Her momentary situation is a perfect analogy of what is going on in her life. She is of mixed culture and a family abandonment has lead her to form an anger and a negative opinion of her cultural heritage.

It is only when she is rescued from the woods by the very people she despised that she realises that all along, she hadn’t seen the wood for the trees.

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Weak to strong in a week (Drama)

What a difference a week makes. Rahul, a very talented cook, and still only a young school boy, hits upon the idea of selling his work at lunchtime at school. It proves very popular with many, proving his potential as an entrepreneur. Yet a small number of vocal haters make his venture challenging.

Buckling under the pressure of a tiny minority Rahul decides to throw in the towel.

But then a number of words of wisdom from his mother raises his resilience and he decides to persevere.

When he then receives support from a most unlikely quarter his journey to adult entrepreneurship is assured.

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Supporting the NHS heroes (Interview/documentary)

To say that our NHS workers were working above and beyond during our Covid lockdown would be an understatement. Such was the devotion to helping others that they had little time to help themselves.

Vibhav and his dad Girish decided to help these heros by selflessly supplying necessary food and refreshments to them and therefore ensuring that they would have more time and energy to spend on the front line of the health crisis.

We interview Vibhav to find out HIS experience at this difficult time and why they did what they did.

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