In November 2017 Carina Chavda (producer) and Tammy Khajotia (director) went to war-torn Kashmir to document climate change, and the plight of the 30,000 saffron farming families dependent on a crop that has seen a 95% reduction. Saffron is a metaphor of vulnerability in this documentary, because there is so much more to this problem. A $50million government funded 'National Saffron Mission' was set up to save the industry in 2010, and has all but failed. Corruption and negligence feed the inequality and injustices faced by the local saffron growers. 16 cement factories which do not have pollution control devices as per law are permitted to function despite completely decimating wildlife, agriculture and the health of the society in the surrounding areas. Kashmir being a war-torn region, forces the local community to deal with government shutdowns, human rights violations, security threats, on top of the unforgiving wrath of climate change.