Following the earthquake in 2001, 47 new primary schools were built to replace the damaged schools in and around the Sayla district. Although the newly built schools provided an excellent learning environment, the quality of education being imparted in these and other rural government schools was poor and a major change was essential.

A panel of experienced, dedicated educationalists were assembled by Raj Saubhag Humanitarian to draw up an action plan to transform these schools into homes for true education, helping their pupils to create a better future for themselves and their families.

The State Government immediately approved the plans presented leading to the ‘Prem ni Parab’ (‘Fountain of Love’) project being launched in January 2004. Initially incorporating 51 schools, its success led to the Gujarat Government requesting the project to extend to include all 128 schools in Sayla District, engaging over 25,000 students and 860 teachers.

Cinematography & Edit : Jay Brahmbhatt

Sync Sound : Jay Gajan

Boom Operator : Harsh Soni

Production Executive : Vraj Bhavsar

Art : Priya Brahmbhatt

Interviews Interpretation & Subtitles : Vaishali Gangwani

DI & Colour Grade : Pankaj Salmuthe

Line Producer (Sayla) : Gautam Sonagara

Background Score : Raman Iyer & Saloni Desai

Directed by : Raman Iyer

Produced by the Neighbourhood Bards