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Indian Space Dreams

Indian Space Dreams

Scientists at Mumbai's Tata Institute of Fundamental Research have been working since 2001 to build and launch Astrosat. If successful, it will allow astronomers to study black holes as never before and get closer to understanding how our universe is formed. Vinita is more excited about her lab work than about the prospect of an arranged marriage. When he's not building Astrosat, Professor Rao often visits Geeta Nagar, the slum next door, where children like Sanjana, inspired by the rocket launch, dream of a better life. The stakes are big for everyone - but so are the obstacles in a country constantly struggling against the odds.

Producer / Production Details

Sequoia Films in association with Spring Films and Haviland Digital, UK
Coproducer: Richard Melman
Execs: Andre Singer, Keith Haviland, Patrick Mills