Mumbai: 16 February 2023: A play based on the life of Padmashree Recipient, Dr. Mukesh Batra was witnessed by the audience at Sophia Bhabha Auditorium. Also present on the occasion was Rakesh Maria, Former Police Commissioner of Mumbai, Madhoo Shah, Indian actress known for her works predominantly in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada. Pritish Nandy, an Indian poet, painter, journalist, parliamentarian, media and television personality, animal activist and maker of films, TV and streaming content.
Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai makes history after two housefull shows which was the first theatrical performance to ever be depicted on the life of a living person. A gripping performance, the play depicts the real-life failures and challenges that Dr. Mukesh Batra endured on his journey towards becoming an entrepreneurial visionary and celebrated homeopath. The story on how he built the world’s largest chain of homeopathy clinics is captured through this play. This one-of-its-kind multimedia Indian theatrical production with background visuals and a star cast of more than 25 actors and over 100 crew inspired the audience with its intensity. The play is funny and sad in parts but overall creates great inspiration and a sense of pride in identifying with a global Indian.
Overwhelmed by the audience response at Sophia Bhabha Auditorium, Dr. Mukesh Batra said, “I’m thankful to all those who took their time out to witness my journey here at Sophia and for the encouragement and appreciation that the play has received. I am grateful that my life experiences can be a guide for others and hope it will help them in their own journeys.”
About Dr. Batra's ® Foundation:
Dr. Batra's Positive Health Foundation is the CSR arm of Dr. Batra's ® Group of Companies and has been making a profound difference in the lives of the less fortunate in the country. Initiated 22 years ago, the foundation currently runs 192 free clinics that provide lifetime free medicines for the needy. Dr. Batra's ® Foundation has been associated with ten non-profit organizations across the country to spread the goodness of homeopathy to the underprivileged. These include Shepherd Widows' Home and Happy Home & School for the Blind (Mumbai), Sandhya Old Age Home (Pune), Little Sisters of the Poor (Bangalore and Hyderabad), Kartar Aasra Old Age Home & Orphanage (Chandigarh), MDD Orphanage (Karnal), Ek Prayaas Education Society (Kolkata) and Mercy Home (Chennai). The Foundation also grants scholarships to deserving students who wish to pursue studies in Homeopathy but cannot afford the fees.
It is the goal of the Dr. Batra's ® Foundation that no patient should be turned away from treatment due to the lack of money. It has been instrumental in aiding the underprivileged with their medical, educational and nutritional needs since its inception in 2001. All clinics of Dr Batra’ s ®️provide free consultation and treatment on the 2 nd Thursday of every month.
The Foundation's vision is to make a 'Bimari Mukt Bharat' through the natural, safe and trusted means of homeopathy. With this vision in mind, the company initiated Mission 1:1, as part of which, for every paying patient that is treated, one underprivileged person is also given free treatment.
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