User Reviews

The documentary series is absolutely incredible, blending informative content with a service-oriented approach. Jeremy's work is truly admirable and he embodies the qualities of a true avenger, who understands what the world needs at this moment. As an Indian, the 4th episode about Rajasthan really struck a chord with me. The lack of access to proper drinking facilities is still a prevalent issue in remote villages, and I appreciate the effort made by Sachin and his team in tackling this problem. Their fabrication knowledge and methodology were truly commendable, and their happiness while pursuing and delivering this project was evident. Anil Kapoor's presence added an extra charm to the episode, but the main message of the documentary is to work together, reuse resources and innovate to solve problems. Overall, a fantastic job done by everyone involved.

Social work is hard work and often goes unappreciated. But a dose of creativity can make it fun.

It is a win-win situation. Celebrities should give back to the society. But charity can be complicated, there are too many needy people. Creativity on the other hand is very dynamic. Creativity is a movement, it triggers action.

I kinda do feel bad for the workers. A lot of work; they were the real stars behind the project.

Jeremy Renner proves that mediocre talent when coupled with obsessive work ethic is enough. 90% of hardwork in entertainment is behind the scenes. Yet stars steall all the glory. The least they could do is give back some.