barublogA Visionary in Journalism and Filmmaking
Harpreet Kaur has made history as the first Sikh local news reporter in Washington, D.C. She is not just a journalist but also a creator of powerful visual stories, using film to raise awareness about critical social issues.
Groundbreaking Documentary Work
Harpreet’s debut feature documentary, The Widow Colony – India’s Unsettled Settlement, became the first Sikh film screened at the Canadian and UK Parliament and was later shown at the United States Congress. This milestone brought global attention to the struggles of Sikh widows after the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
Highlighting Farmer Suicides in Punjab
Her documentary, A Little Revolution – A Story of Suicides and Dreams, takes a heartbreaking look into rural Punjab, telling the stories of children who lost their farmer parents to suicide. Through her humanitarian efforts, Harpreet has positively impacted hundreds of children in Punjab’s villages, giving them a voice on an international stage.
Harpreet Kaur continues to inspire with her dedication to storytelling, journalism, and social activism, making her a pioneering figure in Sikh media representation.
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