Netflix Hosts Special Pre-Release screening of ‘The Great Indian Kapil Show’ for the Visually Impaired

Netflix hosted a special pre-Release screening of The Great Indian Kapil Show (Independence Day Special Episode) For the Visually Impaired Community. Held at the Netflix India Office in Mumbai, In Collection with the National Association for the Blind, Mumbai, The Screening was enabled with Built-in Built-in Audio Descriptions, ENSURING The EPILLLY Experienced by all.

In Attendance at the screening was Tukaram Mundhe, IAS (Secretary, Divyang Kalyan Department, Government of Maharashtra), and Prakash Magdum, IIS, IIS (MANAGING DIRECTOR, MANAGING DIERECTOR DIERPERTOR India). The cost of the show joined for a Surprise and a Curated Talent Showcase by the Blind Community – Kapil Sharma, Sunil Grover, Kiku Sharda and Archana Puran Singh, to Celebrate the Occasion.

Netflix globally has been creating audio descriptions for its Content Since 2015. Today, All Netflix Original Titles Come with Built-in Audio Descriples, A Voiceover Elements Like Facial Expressions, Physical Actions, Settings, and Scene Changes. This makes the story more accessible for blind or low vision audiences.

The platform is further enabled with additional accessibility features and plug-in such read as screen reader compatibility, customizable subtitles, and Assistant Listing Systems to ENSURE THESURE Entertainment can be enjoyed by everything, without barriers.

Sharing His Thoughts on the Initiative, Kapil Sharma, Actor and Host of The Great Indian Kapil ShowAdded, “as performers, there’s noting more rewarding than your work can reach more hearts. Beautiful reminder of why we do what we do. “

Dr. Vimal Kumar Dengla, Secretary General, National Association for the Blind, Said, “Entertainment should be for everyone, and when platforms like NETFLIX PRIORITIS ACECESSIBILITY, IT Oms World of our Community.

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Speaking about the Initiative, Tanya Bami, Series Head, Netflix India, Said, “Storytelling Feels Complete only when only when everyone has the opportunity to be a part of a part of it. Committed to Making Our Content More Accessible. Event, it’s a step towards building a space where every voice matters and every Viewer Feels Seen and Heard. “