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The Kingdom of Tigers | Tiger Cinematic Documentary
The war against Big Cats poaching and mass killing.
Let’s take a moment to appreciate the efforts made by green soldiers of the forest, also who lost their lives on duty, all the organizations who participated in this cause and all the unsung heroes who have done their part without any kind of greed.
When it comes to Big Cats, Tiger is one of the most important animals that play the main role in the Biodiversity of Indian jungles. In starting of 1900, around 1,00,000 Tigers roamed in the jungles of India but during British rule and even after independence, tiger killing was popular as a royal sport. Govt made a law against animal killing called a Wildlife protection act in 1972. But poaching continued even after the Law and as a result, there were only 1411 tigers were left in the wild in 2006. According to the 2014 census, 2226 tigers were roaming in the wild after overcoming the problem. This became possible only because of the hard work of the forest department.
I made this documentary to show the untold stories about all the brave hearts of the Forest Department and unsung heroes, who are continuously doing the workday and night, even risking their lives to save this beautiful creature. I dedicate this Film to the Madhya Pradesh Forest Department for the tremendous work of saving the pride of our nation.
I have learned a lot during the shoot of this project. This project can’t be possible without the unconditional help of Mr. Rajnish K Singh Sir, who guided me in each step. Script can’t be possible without the help of Dr. Vijay Singh Yadav Sir. Any film is incomplete without voice, Animesh Bhai you nailed it again. Thank you Aman William Sir, Veerbhadra Parihar Sir, and Himanshu Yadav who helped me in the field and provided all the necessary help possible.
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