At the recent Reboot 3.0 event, Siddharth Rajsekar and Meena Chabbria unveiled their ambitious docufiction project, The Game of Change, which is set to hit theaters in December. The film will be released in India and is expected to captivate audiences with its innovative storytelling and profound message.

The Game of Change offers a glimpse into the rich history of Nalanda University, one of the world’s greatest educational centers, which was tragically destroyed but now stands as a symbol of revival and renewal. While the film is inspired by Nalanda’s legacy, it also serves as a powerful reflection on the future of education, emphasizing the critical role of modern-day trainers in shaping that future.

Co-produced by Siddharth Rajsekar, a leading digital reformer and influential coach, and Meena Chabbria, former Vice President of Sales at PVR India and Sri Lanka, who has also worked extensively with Success Gyan, the film is a testament to their shared vision to revitalize education and empower people through learning.

Featuring well-known personalities such as Blair Singer and Surendran J, the film weaves together ten powerful stories from Siddharth’s Internet Lifestyle Hub (ILH). The narrative is divided into two distinct halves: the first offers an insight into the vision, impact and mission of Nalanda, while the second explores the revitalization of education in the modern world through the lens of transformative coaching.

Surendran J, CEO of Success Gyan, expressed his enthusiasm for the project, “Only Siddharth could bring this vision to life. I am grateful to Meena for her support. We want to show the world that these stories offer a lot of hope and show what is possible through learning. People need that hope.”

Meena Chabbria, former PVR employee and founder of Unstoppable Angels, added, “These stories will have a lasting impact on people’s lives. Expect a two-hour film full of real emotions, drama and action. The characters are real, including Surendran, Siddharth and Blair. The film will be released across India and we are confident that it will resonate with the audience.”

Siddharth Rajsekar, known for his groundbreaking work in the education and employment system, reflected on the process of making the film: “Working on this film has given me a new perspective on what it takes to produce impactful cinema. We are excited about the future and are already planning sequels, Game of Change 2 and 3, in which we will continue to show true stories of superhero trainers.”

The Game of Change is designed to combine entertainment and inspiration, highlighting not only the lasting impact of Nalanda, but also the potential of modern education to change lives through the power of great coaching. With the release, Siddharth Rajsekar and Meena Chabbria hope to inspire hope and motivation in viewers worldwide.