The Vaccine War
‘The Vaccine War’ received a glowing review from author and philanthropist Sudha Murty. This movie, which was directed by Vivek Agnihotri, is about the COVID-19 vaccine’s manufacture in India.
in brief
- After going to the screening, Sudha Murty gave “The Vaccine War” a review.
- The COVID-19 vaccine was created by Indian scientists, and this is the basis for the movie.
- Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri is the director of “The Vaccine War.”
Sudha Murty, an educator, author, and philanthropist, recently went to see the upcoming movie “The Vaccine War” with director Vivek Agnihotri. This film, the first of its kind in India, is based on the true story of Indian scientists who battled COVID-19 by creating a cost-effective vaccination for both India and the rest of the world.
‘THE VACCINE WAR’ REVIEW BY SUDHA MURTY
‘The Vaccine War’ just had a screening, and Sudha Murty attended to give the movie her review. As the movie highlighted the efforts of female scientists in developing a COVID-19 vaccine, she talked about how a supportive man is essential to a woman’s success. She also made reference to the movie “The Vaccine War,” which tells the tale of female scientists who worked in the lab while their kids were at home during the pandemic.
I understand the role of a woman since she is a mother, a wife, and a career person, the woman remarked. Striking a balance between job and family is really difficult. However, some people are lucky. I was able to perform better since I stayed downstairs while my folks stayed upstairs. Women find it difficult to pursue their careers while raising children. She needs a supportive family. Every successful woman has a supportive man by her side because, without him, she could not succeed.
Common people won’t comprehend what Covaxin and what is, but this film amply demonstrates the effort. The job that all of these scientists conducted was not merely work; it was unselfish labor. For us all to live happily and healthily in a democratic India, they invested the most time possible throughout this time. Sudha Murty said, “That’s a message that’s incredibly significant.
She said as she was drawing to a close, “We have incredible potential, but that is not unleashed because we are constantly concerned that ‘we won’t be able to achieve it. However, we are capable of doing so. That is the film’s main takeaway. We can do it in every industry, not only the medical one. We ought to have faith in ourselves. Beauty is not found in attire or cosmetics. It is in the bravery and self-assurance we possess. The actual wealth, according to this movie, is confidence. Please realize your full potential, Indians. Work hard, uphold moral principles, and be happy to be Indian.
THE VACCINE WAR’S CONTEXT
Nana Patekar, Sapthami Gowda, Pallavi Joshi, Raima Sen, and Anupam Kher play crucial parts in “The Vaccine War.” The film, which is based on ‘Going Viral: Making of Covaxin’ by Balram Bhargava, the former director general of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), will be released on September 28 in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.
