An Indian short documentary by Jharana Anurag Singh about the environmental and humanitarian issues related to the flooding of the Kosi River (Koshi in Napali). A film about survival and human failing when it comes to international aid and food surplus.

KOSI KATHA (THE MAKING OF A FAMINE) is addressed to policy and decision makers across the world. The attitudes towards the planet, and which communities are considered dispensable in the scheme of things and that those responsible for such humanitarian relief disasters should be held accountable for their failings.

This film is also about farmers and food touches on questions of dignity and survival. Flooding in India has extreme effects, and the country is second in the world after Bangladesh in deaths due to flooding, accounting for one fifth of global flooding deaths.