Jaipur students shoot state on mobile phone camera

Three college students have filmed the stark realities of villages in India with camera phones, reports New Kerala.

"Rajasthan Part Two", whose name is derived from Rajasthan, is a 20-minute documentary highlighting the core issues including child marriage, poverty, unemployment and child labour, prevalent in today's times.

"The reason we made this documentary was that there are so many evil things happening in the society like female foeticide, illiteracy etc. which we thought of eradicating. But despite so many efforts these things are still prevalent. So we wanted to highlight them," said Sanjay Munjal, one of the filmmakers. "

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