This document discusses how Hindi films have portrayed issues related to human rights over time to raise awareness among the public in India. It analyzes films from different eras - before independence, during independence, and after independence - that highlighted topics like farmers' exploitation, untouchability, women's conditions, and communal peace. While Indian films have covered human rights issues to some extent, the document argues they have been slow compared to Western films and can do more to clearly convey that certain rights like freedom and equality are part of human rights. Overall, Hindi films have played an important role in educating people about human rights, even if there is still room for improvement.