Stories that have emerged about working class people have invariably been stories arousing sympathy for the poor and respect for the benevolent, and have not addressed the politics of inequality and exploitation, or the power of the elite. In a country where most people can neither read nor write, images remain a powerful tool of communication and entertainment. It was felt that images produced by working class children, could perhaps overcome this inequality. This collective attempt by these working class children of Mirpur by name "Out of Focus" and Drik remains one of the few examples where such complete authority has been questioned.

Drik has now been working with the children for eight years. Despite their many disadvantages, the children have been remarkably successful. The children have had major international exhibitions, successful television and radio broadcasts, films that have been nominated for awards in international festivals and publications in mainstream media. Through the media company that the children have themselves setup and the training they are now providing to working class children in neighbouring countries, Out of Focus will ensure that other voices will be heard.