Firstly I must say the landscape is truly breathtaking. After a few minutes of watching this documentary, you will surely come to the same conclusion. No wonder they refer to it as "The Land of the Gods." After viewing Roshni Ray of Light, I have to say you will be hard pressed to find anything not of excellent quality with this documentary. The HD quality is stunning and everything is shown and heard as clear and crisp as if you were actually there. You won't find a better production, as Roshni comes prepared to play in the big leagues of the documentary world.
But that isn't even the most compelling part. It is simply filled with lots of heart and let's you decide for yourself what to think. Unlike so many documentaries which have a goal of trying to tell you a story for a purpose of viewers or shock value or some other attempt to cash in, The Unknown film company has brought you one which only sets out to provide you with a glimpse into peace and tranquility.
In most so called first world nations, we perceive "toys" and status as what makes one successful. But here they only need the necessities, food, clothing, shelter and they are all happier than many with all their fancy gadgets. I really liked the addition of the dog too, just going about its business not having a care in the world, which all here seem to abide by. Also there has to be something truly calming when knowing where your food and water comes from, unlike we who eat processed every day, the food is grown with their own hard work and they have a sense of peace in eating it.
If it is one thing Roshni Ray of Light accomplishes, among the many, it shows anyone that is willing to listen that you don't need much to be at peace with yourself. Take an hour of your day and give this one a view, you may just see life in a whole new light.
But that isn't even the most compelling part. It is simply filled with lots of heart and let's you decide for yourself what to think. Unlike so many documentaries which have a goal of trying to tell you a story for a purpose of viewers or shock value or some other attempt to cash in, The Unknown film company has brought you one which only sets out to provide you with a glimpse into peace and tranquility.
In most so called first world nations, we perceive "toys" and status as what makes one successful. But here they only need the necessities, food, clothing, shelter and they are all happier than many with all their fancy gadgets. I really liked the addition of the dog too, just going about its business not having a care in the world, which all here seem to abide by. Also there has to be something truly calming when knowing where your food and water comes from, unlike we who eat processed every day, the food is grown with their own hard work and they have a sense of peace in eating it.
If it is one thing Roshni Ray of Light accomplishes, among the many, it shows anyone that is willing to listen that you don't need much to be at peace with yourself. Take an hour of your day and give this one a view, you may just see life in a whole new light.
