A documentary titled “Jiyar Golpo” profiles the first transgender woman to work as an OT technician. It is a potent approach to communicate her motivational story and dismantle boundaries. Such a documentary did shed attention on her individual hardships, victories, and the contribution she has made to her field. It highlighted her as a role model for others and highlighted the significance of inclusivity and diversity in healthcare. The documentary hopes to advance the conversation about transgender equality and rights by sharing her narrative.

In the documentary Jiyar Glopo, Ritama Ghosh profiles the first transgender woman to work as an OT technician. It is a potent approach to convey her motivational experience and dismantle obstacles, according to Ritama. The director hopes to encourage many more Jiyas by sharing her story.

Jiya said that she considers the creation of such a documentary to be an honor. She wishes to thank both the audience and the entire staff.

For presenting the story of Jiya, the director conducted in-depth interviews with her. It helped her to understand the personal experiences, struggles, and successes of Jiya. She also incorporated expert interviews and interviews with Jiya’s colleagues.

These interviews would shed light on the wider context of the field, the challenges experienced by transgender people in the medical field, and the effect of inclusivity in healthcare settings.

The director also included an observational film of the protagonist at work as an OT technician to give the piece even more depth and authenticity. Viewers would be able to see her abilities, commitment, and the beneficial effects she has on her patients’ lives.

The director wanted to showcase the abilities of transgender people and wants to highlight that society must empathize with them.

A special screening of the film will be held at Café Positive on 16^th June.

Priyanka Dutta