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Bio

🇨🇦Bhir Bhi Dhil hai🇮🇳
🔲 Physiotherapist by profession,
#Artist by passion.

Love drawing portraits, oil painting, Graphite, charcoal and acrylic. Caricatures, Cartoons.
🎼Music is my best flavour. Plays 🎹 Keyboard, piano. Song lyric writing and Composing music. Writes poems, 🎤Sings a bit. (Smule Singer).
Travelling, Cooking, YouTuber.

🚩YouTuber : Mixed Creativity.
Channel : Neison Promise 🟥

Inspired by the film ROCKETRY, directed and produced by Indian actor, screenwriter, director, and producer Ranganathan Madhavan, who primarily features in Tami. He is well-known to all of us. No one should pass up watching this great film, especially since it features S. Nambi Narayana, an Indian aerospace engineer who worked for the Indian Space Research Organization and made a significant contribution to the nation's space exploration by creating the Vikas rocket engine. The film depicts Nambi Sir's most major focal points in an outstanding approach that will help viewers understand the narrative. The direction and production of this movie were excellent. The most important factor is its compelling theme. The contributions of many geniuses are not properly recognised or honoured in history. Nambi Sir was not only honoured and acknowledged, but also a conspiracy was hatched to disgrace him and create fabricated evidence to portray him as a traitor rather than the pride or hero of his country. This was an excessively cruel example of how to negate someone's immense contribution. At these crucial moments, the entire society as well as ISRO officials abandoned him. All of his extraordinary efforts had been crushed underfoot. This suffering extended to his family as well. I don't want to give too many details away and diminish the excitement of watching this gorgeous film. To be completely honest, this isn't simply a movie; it's the reality as it is projected without any modifications from the storyteller's imagination. Even now, I'm very certain that many people are unaware of Nambi Sir or his outstanding support for Indian space research. Finally, allow me to urge you to see this film since it is well worth your time. I appreciate it.