Today, language experts from all over the world are disturbed, as out of 6800 languages that existed in the world, only 600 languages would survive in future. This means, on an average, one language dies every 15 days. Whenever a language dies, the culture and religion attached to it also die. Experts are foreseeing that Punjabi language will get eliminated in the coming 50 years. The irony is that ,the grave of Punjabi language is being dug by her own beloved children.

Feeling the suffering of their mother tongue, we the students of Mata Jai Kaur Public School, have made this small film – ‘Teri Mardi Jawe Maa’. With the help of this small effort, we want to wake up all Punjabi fraternity from their slumber. Let us all contribute towards our beloved language and put some effort, so that we can feel proud about our culture and language. Let us teach the future generation to respect and love ‘Punjabi’ and ‘Punjabiyat’.

In this film, at least 50 students of classes V to XII have contributed towards acting as well as other technical aspects of the film.

2nd place competition winner in 2008
for age group 11-17

‘Farz’, as the name of the film suggests, is an inspiring and insightful guide for the parents of vulnerable children who need to be shown the right path of life. The right path is ‘naam simran’ which gives the strength and courage to the children needed to face the challenges of life while growing up. Parents must educate their children to chant naam at a very early age so that when they grow up their character is already established and they are wise enough to move ahead. This wisdom is attained through naam as it is the only true strength and it gives ultimate happiness. In this way, they will never end up taking the help of any negative force like drugs, because the power of naam helps them to survive through the highs and lows of life. Naam simran is not the ideology of any person. It is the ultimate message of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. 

2nd place competition winner in 2007 for age group 11-17