Answer

In Jain Diksha, filming the Bal Sadhu changing clothes is generally not appropriate.

The change from ordinary clothes to sadhu/sadhvi attire is a sacred, private, and deeply spiritual moment. It should be treated with great respect, modesty, and dignity.

Explanation

During Diksha, the person is renouncing worldly identity and accepting the path of restraint, simplicity, and spiritual discipline. Because changing clothes involves personal modesty, it should not be filmed or photographed, especially for a child.

Even if the Diksha ceremony is public, not every part of the process is meant for public recording.

You should follow:

• Instructions of the Acharya, Guru Bhagwant, or Sangh
• Rules of the Diksha organizers
• Principles of modesty and respect
• The dignity and privacy of the Bal Sadhu

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, Diksha is not entertainment or content for viewing. It is a holy renunciation of worldly life. Recording should never disturb the sacredness of the moment or violate maryada.

Takeaway

You may film only the parts of Diksha that the Guru Bhagwant and organizers clearly allow. The clothes-changing process should be kept private and not filmed.