Archive · 20 Sep 2025
Film Highlights Farmers' Struggles, Advocates Organic Farming
Imagine a movie about farmers, the people who grow our food.
This film, called 'Krishika – Daughter of Soil,' is about how hard it is to be a farmer in India.
It shows the tough parts, like when farmers struggle with money or when the land gets hurt by chemicals.
The story follows a girl who grew up in Canada and then returns to her family's farm in India.
The movie aims to show that farmers need support and that organic farming is a good way to solve some of the problems they face.
A film titled 'Krishika – Daughter of Soil' is being produced in Indore.
The film highlights challenges faced by Indian farmers.
The story follows a farmer's daughter returning from Canada to her roots.
The film addresses issues such as farmer suicides and exploitation by middlemen.
The film promotes organic farming as a potential solution.
- Who
- The film features local and Bollywood actors.
- What
- A film is being produced to highlight the struggles of Indian farmers.
- When
- The film is under production.
- Where
- The film is primarily shot in Indore and Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To draw attention to farmers' struggles and promote organic farming.
- Film Title
- 'Krishika – Daughter of Soil'
- Film Director
- Tariq Bhat
- Writer/Producer
- Anand Manwani
- Creative Head
- Prakash Rajdev
- Filming Location
- Indore and Madhya Pradesh
- Focus
- Challenges faced by Indian farmers