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Tata Power Community Development Trust hosts special inclusive screening of “Tanvi The Great” to Champion Neurodiversity in Bhubaneswar, Odisha

Bhubaneswar, 14 September, 2025: Tata Power Community Development Trust (TPCDT), in partnership with Anupam Kher Studio, organized a special screening of the film Tanvi The Great today at INOX Cinemas, Bhawani Mall, Bhubaneswar. The event is part of Tata Power’s flagship Pay Autention initiative, aimed at fostering awareness, understanding, and inclusion for individuals on the Autism Spectrum and the wider neurodiversity community.

Event witnessed participation from 440 participants including Tata Power led Odisha Discoms leadership, employees, 295 special children, including neurodiverse children and PWDs, along with caregivers, educators, NGO partners, government officials, and others committed to advancing neurodiversity inclusion.


The screening brought together a wide network of organisations and individuals dedicated to supporting neurodiverse communities. Participants included students from the Centre for Autism Therapy, Counselling and Help (CATCH), Manage Autism Now (MAN), Braille Louis School, and Loyola School’s Affirmative Action program, alongside their caregivers, special educators, and volunteers. Several NGO partners—We4you, Sattvic Soul, MFU, MART, NAAM, Mahashakti Foundation, SNEHA, Shree Jagannath Hospital, and PANTISS—lent their expertise and resources to make the event impactful. Tata Group’s IHCL and UN agencies also extended their support, amplifying the collective commitment to building a more inclusive and understanding society.

Speaking on the occasion, Mr Himal Tewari, CHRO & Chief Sustainability & CSR, said “Inclusion isn’t about treating people with autism differently, it’s about celebrating the uniqueness in each of us. With Tanvi The Great, we aim to spark conversations that build empathy and embrace differences. At Tata Power, our commitment to inclusive and sustainable development drives us to bridge gaps through our Pay Autention initiative – India’s first physical and digital neurodiversity support network. Because in the world we envision, every mind truly matters.”

“We are all made of stories, they shape us, inspire us, and connect us. As storytellers, it is our duty to shine a light on narratives that celebrate goodness and inclusion. ‘Tanvi The Great’ is deeply personal, inspired by my niece Tanvi, who, like so many neurodiverse individuals, is brimming with talent and potential. True success for this story will be when it reaches hearts across the country. We’re proud to partner with Tata Power Community Development Trust, whose Pay Autention initiative is creating awareness and support for autism and neurodiversity. Together, we hope to create a lasting, meaningful impact for our neurodiverse communities.”Anupam Kher, Veteran Actor and Director

“Tanvi The Great” is a powerful narrative about a young neurodiverse girl who defies societal limitations to pursue her dream. The film sensitively captures the challenges and strengths of individuals on the autism spectrum, sparking critical conversations around inclusion, acceptance, and resilience.

The screening aligns with Tata Power’s ongoing commitment to social equity through its Pay Autention program, which focuses on awareness, early diagnosis, caregiver support, inclusive education, skill development, and workplace integration. With over 500 partner organizations, 18,000 individuals and families impacted, subject matter experts, and curated E-Sanidhya platform along with MSJE and Tata Elxsi, the initiative has already impacted thousands of lives, particularly among underserved communities.

TPCDT’s support of “Tanvi The Great” as part of its Pay Autention mission underscores the belief that storytelling has the power to shift societal narratives and create lasting change. This cultural milestone brings neurodiversity into the mainstream, paving the way for a more inclusive future.

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