Edukemy’s Short Film Explores Struggles Of UPSC Aspirant, Catch It On RVCJ and MX Player

Edukemy’s Short Film Explores Struggles Of UPSC Aspirant, Catch It On RVCJ and MX Player

Digital media company RVCJ and entertainment app MX Player have collaborated with Edukemy, an online learning platform, to explore the struggles of UPSC aspirants.

They have created an engaging short film that highlights how Edukemy understands the needs of UPSC aspirants and enables them to achieve their dream with the focus on quality education and personalized learning experiences.

Watch Struggles of a UPSC Aspirant here (RVCJ):

Or here (MX Player): https://www.mxplayer.in/movie/watch-struggles-of-a-upsc-aspirant-short-film-movie-online-928116495e507fcc779e045c01c6803d 

This content developed by RVCJ is a 15 minutes and 36 seconds video that portrays the life of an UPSC aspirant. It will be published on the digital media page of RVCJ and MX Player as well. 

Every year, a large chunk of India’s youth appears for the ‘Civil Services Examination (CSE)’ conducted by the Union Public Commission (UPSC). Many among them pass the exam and move forward in their careers whereas many fail to achieve the desired result and start preparing themselves once again for the next year’s exam.  

Speaking about this branded content initiative, CEO and Co-Founder of Edukemy Chandrahas Panigrahi said, “We are delighted to partner with MX Player and RVCJ Media for this video titled ‘Struggles of an UPSC Aspirant’. At Edukemy, we diligently focus on offering students an array of courses to ensure uninterrupted learning by maximizing their potential and helping them to achieve success. We also pay great attention to specially curated content and live classes with expert faculty to enhance the learning experience for our students thus helping them pursue their dreams.”

Shahid Javed Ansari, CEO and Co-founder of RVCJ Media, said, “We are glad, that we could collaborate with a virtual education platform like Edukemy. I hope the video will be successful in reaching all the UPSC aspirants preparing for the upcoming exams. We would like to appreciate the efforts put in by Edukemy in helping the aspirants. This was a great collaboration. Also huge thanks to MX Player for partnering with us and supporting us in the project. It was an absolute pleasure to work with both the organizations. We are looking forward to working with them again in the future.”

Pankaj Malani, Head of Brand Partnerships at MX Player, said, “We offer our clients seamless integrations that not only meet their business needs and objectives, but also keep audiences engaged and entertained throughout the narrative. MX Player caters to a wide and diverse set of viewers across India and with this film, I am sure that Edukemy’s immersive and personalized learning experience will reach future UPSC aspirants who dream to further their career in civil services.”

The short film depicts situations in the life of the protagonist, Aditya (played by Badri Chavan), who is been born and brought up in a family of civil servants/ government employees. Therefore, since the very beginning of his life, the idea of him becoming an UPSC aspirant has been instilled in him.

In the course of the film, Suraj learns about Edukemy through a friend who has succeeded in the exam, and he realizes that attempting the exam without a clear approach and guidance amounts to nothing. Real, relatable and relevant to millions of Indians, this film follows the situations in his life as he attempts to crack the UPSC examination to keep the family legacy going.

Panigrahi along with his co-founders Deb Tripathi (CTO) and Shabbir A Bashir (CAO); essayed to establish an environment for the IAS aspirants to secure quality training along with encouraging their visions. In April 2020, they gave life to their vision. To others, it may just be an online training platform; for the founders, it is a passion to proffer education.Visit Edukemy website – https://edukemy.com/