“See the Sun” is a spoken-word poetry film that tells the transformative story of a young, underprivileged teenage girl in India who discovers basketball. Narrated in her own words, the film offers a glimpse into her struggles, resilience, and passion for the game, while reflecting the perseverance of other unseen female talents like her. With an evocative original soundtrack “Udh Le” (Go Fly), the film captures the emotional journey of striving without guaranteed victory. We never see the protagonist win, because this isn’t a hero’s journey, it’s an underdog’s perseverance. The ending leaves us with hope and excitement, showing how the NBA is giving girls like her the chance to “see the sun” to be seen, to be supported, and to rise.