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Documentary on OCD Premieres at South Asian Film Festival
An Unquiet Mind screened at the Indie Meme Film Festival in Austin.
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Medha Sarin - Sat, 02, May 2026
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Creative producer Kovid Gupta, producer Sarah Kuck (right) who organized the film’s distribution, and psychologist Dr. Vagdevi Meunier (left) answer questions at the Indie Meme Film Festival on Thursday, April 23. / Courtesy photo
University of Texas at Austin graduates Rachel Immaraj and Kovid Gupta both have obsessive-compulsive disorder, but hid the condition from each other throughout a years-long friendship. For Gupta, that initially seemed normal. Diagnosed at 13, his parents told him to keep it secret while he underwent medication and therapy.
“When (Rachel) was 28, that's when we all found out she had OCD,” Gupta explained to an audience. “That's when I kind of came out of the closet and told her about my OCD also, and we realized, how have we been friends for so many years but never told each other we have OCD? There's a story here to tell.”
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