Sunny Pawar and Aarti Makwana, how the story began by Shefali Pawar Saathi

Aarti The Unknown Love Story Sunny Pawar

Sunny Pawar and Aarti Makwana, how the story began by Shefali Pawar Saathi

Where do I start?

With this Project, or something way back? Yes, it should go back when it all really began.

This movie is just the finish line.

Let’s see the real story behind this story.

Is it Love? Or Passion? Or Sacrifice?

It was probably early 1940; when one man, by the name of Sudam Atmaram Pawar, a humble man from Murud Janjira came to Bombay (as it was called back then) to try out his luck for himself and his ever blooming family. He was also a local Homeguard and District Commander of Alibaug, but that wasn’t just it.

He was a very passionate man. He loved photography. He was a man who loved Arts and Music. And this passion drove him to Mumbai. He opened up his own Photo Studio in Dadar (Mumbai) and named it after his eldest son, Sudhir Kala Mandir; Kala (meaning Arts) and Mandir (meaning temple). And that’s exactly what it was! It was situated exactly opposite the famous Ideal Book Company.

He lived upstairs with his family in the same building. The kids grew up seeing and learning this passion in their tiny yet busy lives. Few teachers teach lessons that are so direct, honest and significant. And one of them is called Life!

This man, Sudam Atmaram Pawar was our Grandfather, a man whose legacy continues to this day. It continues in us, his grandchildren and his great-grandchildren too.

Our father, Suresh Sudam Pawar is also a very humble and passionate soul. Be his banking career or his work as an LIC Agent, he was always religiously and sincerely dedicated to his work.

I have yet to meet a man; who even at this age is so driven and so focused to his work. When we were small, he would sketch for us, and sketch so beautifully, for our school projects, just with a pencil or a chalk and we would be in awe with his wonderful work of art. And this same passion I see in my siblings; my sister – Sarika Mene (Our Director) and my brother – Sunny Pawar, because of whom I am writing this whole piece in the first place. Sarika picked up the same liking for Arts from our Father.

Sarika would literally be our project manager for every single art & crafts assignment right from our school days. Little did we know that she was so aptly cut out for Arts & Media alone. As they rightly say it, when a student is ready, the master will appear. She tried her hands on various aspects of Media, namely acting, advertising, and marketing. And instead of supporting her we would ask her to concentrate on her academics.

We always spoke to her about possibilities and opportunities; the wind blows around all of us, but the difference was how she had set her sails. She always knew without a humble but reasonable confidence in her own strengths and beliefs she couldn’t be successful. Then there was my little brother Sunny, whose head was up in the stars, and he would daydream and was about fun all the time. He would make us sisters laugh all the time that we would fall down rolling in laughter. The other times, he would be a typical sibling who as a sister you would love to hate. But our childhood memories were eclipsed with his grown up nightmares. Nightmares which he woke up alone to and we were nowhere close to calm him down.

He lost his first and true love who he had found in Aarti. But he did find a way to rise above his struggles.

All of us might have come across so many people who have given up just when they were about to cross the finish line.

The problem was they didn’t know they were so close. But he knew it very well. He was close enough. He had lost Aarti, but somewhere along the way, he had found himself.

He had learned from Aarti, that if you believed in something, be prepared to go all the way, right up to the finish line.

He knew it would get tough and it would even seem hopeless at times, but that’s when he knew, he would able to achieve a breakthrough. That’s exactly what he did and Sarika did too!

Too many of us get caught up trying to achieve perfection, believe me, it is irrelevant. And where do I, Shefali stand in the scheme of things?

Well, this is what I have learned, if you don’t design your own life plan, chances are you will fall into someone else’s plan. And guess what they planned for you?

Yes, a passionate dream project. A project very close to all our hearts who have seen Sunny through these years.

This is what “Aarti – The Unknown Love Story” is all about. And it’s for you audience to decide if it is about Love, Passion, Sacrifice or Belief!!

Aarti The Unknown Love Story Sunny Pawar

Aarti The Unknown Love Story

 

Yes, I am Sunny’s sister, and so is Sarika. But that’s not the reason why I’ve written this post, or why Sarika took up the project to make a movie/biopic out of Sunny’s and Aarti’s real life story.

We did it because we believe that we want every single individual who sees this movie to be filled with hope, positivity, love, for life.

I hope all of you watch the movie and feel inspired and motivated too.

You can follow the movie’s official social media handles as per links shared below:

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Related link:

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Minim Charitable Foundation, initiative in the field of Education for underprivileged children

Minim Charitable Foundation logo

Minim Charitable Foundation, initiative in the field of Education for underprivileged children

“Empowering people, Empowering communities”- An initiative to support and encourage education and training of children, youth and women.

MCF is an initiative in the field of Education for the underprivileged children who have entered a school, perhaps the first generation learners in their family. The main focus is on how to make these teens (dropped out or on the verge of dropping out of schools/colleges) employable either through completion of formal education or a vocational training.

Minim Charitable Foundation logo

Minim Charitable Foundation logo

 

Our Leaders – “Pillars of Minim Charitable Foundation”

  • Waheeda Rahman; Founder Trustee and Director
  • Mr. Sohail Rekhy, Director
  • Ms. Kashvi Rekhy, Director
  • Ms. Farida Lambey, mentor and guide
  • Ms. Nirmala Mehendale, mentor and guide
  • Dr.IyerAparnaSundaresan, supporter and guide
  • Ms Poonam Bhonsle, supporter and guide

 

Our focus is on 3 E’s – i.e. “Education, Employability and Empowerment” and we are determined to create unique role models. Minim Charitable Foundation works with children, youth and women most adversely affected by poverty and lack of basic resources; not in education, training or employment (NEET) or those who are on the verge of being excluded from main stream education system due to some sudden crisis in their life.

MCF provides educational scholarships for formal as well as non-formal education, vocational training or any other skill development activity that leads to Holistic Development of Individuals, Groups as well as Communities. It uses sponsorships, counselling & referrals combined with motivation, guidance & mentoring leading to personal development to realize the potential of child & youth (candidates) from vulnerable communities that suffer from issues such as poverty, drugs, crime and violence.

  • VISION: To create an educated, skilled and equitable society by empowering every child, youth and woman.
  • MISSION: To develop the society by developing individuals from underprivileged families through support pertaining to education and training so that they can be role models, change makers and mentors in their respective communities. Our motto is “Empowering people, Empowering communities”.

MCF’s Achievements:

  • 500 candidates supported in past 3 years
  • Awareness -Importance of education and training
  • Timely financial support
  • Handholding the candidates
  • 21 candidates are currently employed
  • Average salary earned by candidate Rs. 10,000/-

 

Did You know?

  • Only one-third of children who enrol in grade one, manage to reach grade eight.
  • Gross enrolment ratio (GER) currently stands at 92 percent at the primary level, falls to around 52 per cent in secondary education and then there is steep fall to a mere 20 percent for higher education.
  • According to the non-governmental organisation Praja, more than 30,000 students have dropped out of schools run by that most august of institutions in the past five years
  • Source: Indian Express, 2016

 

Why do students drop-out of the school?

o One of the main reasons for this is poverty and inability to access timely, financial support

o The decision to drop out is a response to conflicting life pressures — the need to help support their family financially or the demands of caring for siblings or their own child.

o Few resources to meet the complex emotional and academic needs of their most vulnerable youth.

o Belief of youth (influenced by others) that education is unnecessary and of no use.

 

Our USP

  • “Screening and Selection” criteria results in short-listing of candidates who are at the base of pyramid of education i.e. the vulnerable ones (school dropouts/ or at the risk of dropping out)
  • Paying directly to the institutes/schools thus eliminating the risk of the money being used by guardians or family members for other financial purposes.
  • Group as well as one on one career orientation and basic information about the several career alternatives available for teenagers, youth and women.
  • Guidance for personality development thus increasing accountability and sense of responsibility for giving back amongst our candidates for the support they have received and thus continue the chain of support and guidance.
  • MCF continues the support until the child completes education or the financial status of the family has improved thus ensuring the sustainability of the inputs given.

 

OUR PROJECTS:

How can you help?

1) Project School Chale Hum: Sponsorship support for 100 (renewal) school students up to SSC level

2) Project Yuva Shakti- (Main stream education): Sponsorship support for 100 college students including new applications for the current academic year.

3) Project Yuva Shakti-(Vocational Training) skill enhancement training Sponsorship support for 100 candidates i.e. new applications for the current year and

4) Project Staff Honorarium Note: Project “School Chale Hum” and “Yuva Shakti- Main stream education” are yearly renewal based projects and we need to support all these existing candidates for at least next 3-5 years. Trainings are provided by other training oraganizations. The candidate is refereed to these organizations by MCF as per their requirement and potential. BUDGET YEARLY PROJECT COST for 500 students (Academic year 2016-17)

 

Minim Charitable Foundation “School Chale Hum “Yuva Shakti- Main stream education

Minim Charitable Foundation (click)

 

Please Note: Minim Charitable Foundation (a non-profit organisation) is registered as a company under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013. All donations made to Minim Charitable Foundation are exempt from Income Tax under section 80G of IT Act 1961 vide Director of Income Tax (Exemptions). Looking forward for positive response from your side Thanking you in gratitude.

Contact Minim Charitable Foundation: E-mail Id: mcf.mumbai.org@gmail.com

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