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I have not watched this so I am giving a neutral rating. But.. how many times will this family tell this story??? A whole movie wasn't enough??? They want to milk her death even more? This is no more about spreading awareness. The movie and other countless interviews done by her family already did that. So whats the purpose of this story to be told again for the nth time???? Money??? I don't understand. Do they want people to once again feel sad for them? Or once again say oh wow what a brave girl??? Like what do they want to achieve thats not already done?? Not going to watch this because there are many other more important stories that deserve our time. Other kids who have died. Other families that have suffered and no one listens to them because no one is making movies about them. This family needs to take a break!

I have seen Sky is Pink, the movie based on Aisha's life. But this documentary is just so much more! There are certain parts of the documentary that are so touching, that it feels as if you can touch and feel what Aisha's parents must be going through and what Aisha must be going through. Having never experienced a loss of a loved one, this shook me to the core and brought me so close to what a loss would feel like and made me experience grief, even though it's not mine. Aisha was so expressive with her writing and her art that it helps you peak into her heart and soul and forces you to empathise with her. God bless her beautiful soul. Both Aditi and Niren pour out their souls in this documentary and take us on their journey with Aisha from her birth to the very last moments of her life with brutal honesty and courage. I understand that there are many families who go through similar struggles and tragedies but this familes well documented journey of their time with their beloved daughter and their trials and tribulations are a must watch for some of us who go about our lives oblvious to all the realities of life.

source: Black Sunshine Baby

I have not watched this so I am giving a neutral rating. But.. how many times will this family tell this story??? A whole movie wasn't enough??? They want to milk her death even more? This is no more about spreading awareness. The movie and other countless interviews done by her family already did that. So whats the purpose of this story to be told again for the nth time???? Money??? I don't understand. Do they want people to once again feel sad for them? Or once again say oh wow what a brave girl??? Like what do they want to achieve thats not already done?? Not going to watch this because there are many other more important stories that deserve our time. Other kids who have died. Other families that have suffered and no one listens to them because no one is making movies about them. This family needs to take a break!

I have seen Sky is Pink, the movie based on Aisha's life. But this documentary is just so much more! There are certain parts of the documentary that are so touching, that it feels as if you can touch and feel what Aisha's parents must be going through and what Aisha must be going through. Having never experienced a loss of a loved one, this shook me to the core and brought me so close to what a loss would feel like and made me experience grief, even though it's not mine. Aisha was so expressive with her writing and her art that it helps you peak into her heart and soul and forces you to empathise with her. God bless her beautiful soul. Both Aditi and Niren pour out their souls in this documentary and take us on their journey with Aisha from her birth to the very last moments of her life with brutal honesty and courage. I understand that there are many families who go through similar struggles and tragedies but this familes well documented journey of their time with their beloved daughter and their trials and tribulations are a must watch for some of us who go about our lives oblvious to all the realities of life.