In a landmark moment for Indian cinema, actor Arjun Tanwar has become the first to host a dedicated film screening for specially-abled children. The special event, held in collaboration with Rotary Sanskardham Academy, took place over the weekend in Mumbai and was designed to celebrate inclusion, compassion, and community.
From Reel to Real: A Role That Inspires
Arjun recently made his cinematic debut as Purvak, a deaf and mute character in Detective Sherdill. To authentically portray the role, he trained in sign language under the guidance of renowned expert Sitaram Ji—who also worked with co-star Banita Sandhu. At the screening, Arjun used this very skill to personally connect with the children, adding a deeply emotional layer to the experience.
Moments That Mattered
The event was filled with joy and unforgettable interactions—from cutting a cake to heartfelt conversations in sign language. Arjun went beyond just hosting; he made sure each child felt acknowledged, celebrated, and included. It was a rare instance where performance met purpose, setting a powerful example for the industry.
A Celebration of Inclusion
“This wasn’t just a screening—it was a celebration of connection, inclusion, and love,” Arjun shared. His genuine warmth and hands-on involvement turned a simple event into a meaningful memory for everyone involved.
A Talent with Heart
Known for his emotionally resonant performance alongside Diljit Dosanjh, Banita Sandhu, and Boman Irani in Detective Sherdill, Arjun is emerging as a talent to watch—not only for his craft but also for his compassion. With multiple promising projects in the pipeline, this young actor is redefining stardom with sincerity and social impact.
