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Oswaal Books’ New Film Urges Parents to Value Smiles Over Scores

EducationAdmin11/5/2025

Oswaal Books’ New Film “Aaj Din Me Kitna Muskuraye?” Reminds Parents to Check Smiles, Not Just Scores This Exam Season

India, 6th November 2025: Oswaal Books, India’s most loved learning brand, has launched a touching new ad film titled “Aaj Din Me Kitna Muskuraye?” that shines a light on the emotional challenges students silently face during exam season.

Narrated by acclaimed actor, writer, and poet Piyush Mishra, the film beautifully captures the unseen emotional stories of children — those that often go unnoticed behind textbooks, test papers, and report cards.

Beyond academics, the film explores the pressures young minds endure daily balancing parental expectations, peer comparisons, performance anxiety, and the complex emotions of growing up. Amidst all this, the campaign delivers a simple yet powerful message:

While we check our children’s marks, let’s also remember to check their smiles.

Watch the film here: Aaj Din Me Kitna Muskuraye?

Speaking about the campaign, Prashant Jain, CEO, Oswaal Books, said:

“Every exam season, we see children preparing tirelessly. But behind their determination lie emotions they don’t always share. This film is a gentle reminder that marks are just one part of a child’s journey. As parents, educators, and caregivers, let’s support not only their learning but also their emotional well-being. A confident and happy child performs better — not just in one exam, but in life.”

This Children’s Day, Oswaal Books aims to spark meaningful conversations among parents, teachers, and society at large about prioritizing holistic student well-being. As a brand dedicated to making learning simpler, clearer, and more student-friendly, Oswaal Books continues to champion the cause of nurturing effort, resilience, and happiness alongside academic success.

The film will be showcased across digital platforms and social media, supported by community initiatives that encourage parents to connect more deeply and empathetically with their children during exam season.