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Cycling speed will yield provender for an arriving web array on mental health
- Updated: February 1, 2017
It was a cycle that altered Mumbai filmmaker Rohan Sabharwal’s life. Or rather, his destiny plans. Having detected a adore for a car final month, Sabharwal started out with prolonged cycle rides in a city. “I realised cycling was assisting me physically and mentally. we was blazing calories, we had started eating healthier, we could nap good during night and my highlight levels went down,” he says. Tomorrow, Sabharwal will embark on a longer tour – roughly 2,500 km – starting from Maharashtra and on to Goa, Kerala and Karnataka.
He has teamed adult with Bombay Berlin Film Productions, who have sponsored a outing and will be filming a 22-day tour regulating a support car and Go Pros. On a way, a group will cover during slightest 30 towns and villages. The aim is to horde sessions and discussions on mental health during many of a halts.
Spreading Cycology is a name of a web array that will come out of his journey. “These are stories about a people we meet, a belligerent realities that are told to me by these NGOs operative in a margin in these opposite villages,” says Sabharwal, who also co-founded of Crayon Impact, a amicable craving operative in a fields of disability, mental health and gender. Sabharwal has been vital with Bipolar Disorder for scarcely dual decades now.
Sabharwal skeleton to commence 3 other journeys this year – down to Visakhapatnam and Pondicherry; to Kolkata around Madhya Pradesh, and to Chandigarh via Gujarat and Rajasthan.
The Spreading Cycology web array will recover in April.
Log on to: www.spreadingcyc.com