
STORIES FROM BORDER- Beyond Borders, We Find Family.
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About Me
I am Nipon Dholua, 8 feature film and 6th short film , an award-winning filmmaker from India with over 20 years of work in social-issue cinema. My films have spoken about female foeticide, disability rights, child education, and farmland conservation—earning more than 170 international awards and reaching villages, schools, and global festivals.
Why This Journey Matters
At 56, I am taking my passion for solo travel and storytelling to the next level through “Stories from Border.” This is a global solo travel project to document humanity beyond politics—sharing real stories of love, culture, childhood, soil, marriages , farming, educational and survival from communities living across international borders. Borders divide nations, but people, food, traditions, and hope connect us all with love and emotion and happiness.
The Project
Through mainly blogs short films, , and documentaries—shot, edited, and shared within 3/4 days—I will bring powerful stories of unity to the world. No negativity, no politics—only love and sharing, truth, humanity, and connection. Each border will reveal one story, one lesson, one voice that must be heard.
Why I Need Support
I have always funded my films personally, never chasing profit—only impact. But this global journey needs support for travel, Blogs , filming, equipment, and basic resources. Every contribution will directly go into making and sharing these border stories with transparency and honesty and accountability
Your Impact
By supporting this project, you are helping launch a movement for peace and unity at a time when the world needs it most. Sponsors, donors, and partners will share global visibility across media, festivals, and cultural platforms. Most importantly, you will be part of a journey that proves: love is stronger than borders.
Closing Words
This is my biggest challenge and dream. With your trust, “Stories from Border” will not just be blogs or films—it will be a global legacy of courage, culture, love , emotions, respect and connection.





