This is the true story of a woman born and raised in a closed, conservative society where dreams were silenced and women were often trapped in fear. But she refused to be a product of that silence. She stood tall against every challenge, choosing to write her own narrative — word by word, pain and beauty intertwined.
When her daughter Joori was born with Down syndrome, it wasn’t the end of her journey… it was the beginning. She didn’t see her child as a burden, but as a precious gift — a light that reshaped her entire view of life.
From the heart of struggle, she built hope. She created a successful brand from the ground up, naming it after her daughter, and used it to support other mothers going through the same journey. Because she truly understands what these children need — and what their mothers feel.
“Joori” is not just a story of a mother and her child. It’s a story of triumph, identity, and breaking every stereotype.
This is a film that needs to be told.
