Directors: Ruchi Shrivastava & Sumit Khanna
Produced by the Public Service Broadcasting Trust
Recipient of the Rajat Kamal Award for Best Environment Film, National Film Award 2015-16
Seldom does a man’s deeds loom so large that they dwarf the very mountains from where they emanate. One such person is Chandi Prasad Bhatt, who has strong claims to being the first modern Indian environmentalist, and arguably also its greatest. One of the pioneers of the Chipko movement, the film seeks to decipher the life, the motivation and work of a man who silently changed the paradigm of environment activism in India and has been described by Ramchandra Guha as one of the finest Indians alive today
(Collaboration: Public Service Broadcasting Trust)
Event starts on Wednesday, 27 July 2016 at 05:30 hrs
