Trailer and poster of Hindi feature film “Tinchiri Mai: The Untold Story” based on the life of Tinchri Mai will be launched on 11th August

Dehradun. The trailer and poster of the Hindi feature film “Tinchiri Mai: The Untold Story”, based on the life of Tinchiri Mai, a strong and struggling female social worker of Uttarakhand, will be launched on August 11.

The event will be held at Siddharth Hotel, Prince Chowk, Dehradun at 11 am. The film has been produced by NN Production.

On this occasion, Nitin Upadhyay, Executive Officer, Film Development Council will be present as the chief guest. The very special guest in the program will be Chandraveer Gayatri, State President, BSPS and the special guest will be Rama Goyal, State President, Vaishya Mahila Samaj.

Apart from this, many dignitaries like Rajiv Thapliyal (State General Secretary), Pushkar Negi, Vivek Tomar, Naval Khaali, S.P. Dubey will also participate.

Story of the film – An unheard but inspiring tale

The film “Tinchri Mai: The Untold Story” is based on the life of Uttarakhand’s social reformer Tinchri Mai. This film depicts her struggle, sacrifice, social movements and journey of women empowerment.

The lead character is Medha Mathur, a young TV journalist from Delhi, who is given the responsibility of writing a story on women doing extraordinary work. During her investigation, she comes across the name “Tinchiri Maai” and embarks on a journey through the hilly areas of Uttarakhand.

This journey makes him aware of the many pains and struggles of Tinchari Mai’s life. Tinchari Mai was born in Mannyur village of Pauri Garhwal. Even after losing her parents in childhood and getting married at a young age, the pain in her life did not end.

The martyrdom of her husband in the Second World War, then the death of her children due to cholera and the rejection by society put her on a new path – as a Jogan and a social revolutionary.

He led many movements for education, drinking water and against alcoholism in the Kotdwar Bhabar region. He led the movement for water in Sigaddi village and awakened the society against tinture (country liquor).

The film shows how Medha sees the reflections of the present society in the story of Tinchari Mai. The film makes it clear that Tinchari Mai’s fight is as relevant today as it was in her time.

The film touches upon deep themes like patriarchal society, women empowerment, and social change, which are extremely relevant in today’s context.

The film is directed by young director K.D. Uniyal and produced by Naveen Nautiyal. Written by writer Lokesh Navani, the film features over 70 actors.

The shooting locations include many scenic and historical places of Uttarakhand including Beeth Village, Tehri, Chopta, Ukhimath, Dhari Devi, Maletha, Devprayag Sangam, Buggawala, Jwalyaji, Sawani, Jhanda Ji Maharaj, Gandhi Park, Maldevta and Rajpur Marg.