CSR: Special Screening of Tamil Movie Andhagan hosted for National Association for the Blind (NAB) Tamil Nadu Chapter

Chennai, India: Thryve Digital, a leading provider of technology and operations expertise to some of the United States’ most prestigious integrated healthcare service networks, organized a heartwarming event for the members of the National Association for the Blind (NAB) Tamil Nadu chapter. A special screening of the Tamil movie Andhagan was hosted, bringing joy and connection to over 130 visually impaired individuals.

Actor Prashanth graced the occasion as a special guest, engaging with the attendees and making the event even more memorable. The screening was not just about watching a movie; but about experiencing the power of stories that resonate deeply with the heart.

Speaking about this, Arvind Srinivasan, EVP and Chief Financial Officer, Thryve Digital, said, “The universe conspired to bring many things together. The overwhelming participation of over 130 people showed how the opportunity to do something for the larger community we engage with is integral to our mission at Thryve. This was decided in just 48 hours but went so beautifully well. And everyone present would agree that this was more than just a movie screening—it was moments of connection and joy. It allowed us to look at the world through someone else’s vision, and we thoroughly enjoyed their happiness.”

One of the highlights was the dedicated presence of Thryve’s Scribe Duty (an industry first) volunteers, who were there throughout to assist the special guests at every step, ensuring that they could fully experience and enjoy the movie, making it a truly memorable experience for them. An initiative under Thryve’s CSR program ‘Thryve for Good’, the event showcased the company’s commitment to inclusivity and community engagement, ensuring health and happiness for all.

Thryve’s CSR programs take a personal and practical approach to making a difference. Beyond traditional gestures of philanthropy, Thryve innovates with initiatives like urban afforestation, street dog vaccinations, a car rally for the visually impaired and supporting healthcare NGOs with life-saving equipment. The company’s distinctive model integrates employee efforts through Thryvians for Good, demonstrating a unique blend of compassion and practical impact that enriches communities and addresses a wide range of needs.

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