It was magical movement watching cast of 100 deaf young girls in a production of "Women of India" from 6000 BC to 2000 AD. "Parents crying at the sight of their girls who couldn't even hear the music, but moved in perfect synchronization…………….. After the show many parents expressed, "though they are our children, we never knew that they had so much in-built power within them. Now we feel proud to be called their parents, and we will definitely encourage them to pursue their dreams which are possible now".
New Straits Times,
MALAYSIA

“Women of India" is a tribute to women from the vedic ages to the present Kalyug, performed by 100 children who are hearing-impaired, ranging from the 4 to 20 age group. The one-and-a half-hour show scripted, directed and choreographed by dance therapist Guruji Syed Sallauddin Pasha.

THE TIMES OF INDIA, INDIA

90 minutes dance-drama called "Women of India" depicting lives of women in Indian history, was brought to life by 100 hearing-impaired children from Bangalore.........directed by Syed Sallauddin Pasha, Karnataka Governor
V.S. Rama Devi was moved to tears watching children’s performance beyond the imagination.
INDIA TODAY, INDIA