Video credits: Arnav Bahuguna

In the Jaunsar-Bawar tribal region of the Western Himalayas, a divinity called Mahasu is treated as king. Though an image, Mahasu takes political decisions and dispenses justice. Periodically, Mahasu travels among his subjects and returns to his grand temples for spectacular consecrations. This film is perhaps the first, that explicates the realm of Mahasu.

Chinkara, Gazella bennettii, is native to India, Pakistan and Iran. It is the state animal of Rajasthan and is revered by regional communities there such as Bishnois. It is essentially important because it is one of the few animals that constitute the scarce biodiversity of arid ecosystems and can successfully survive in deserts (without water for days), and hence sustains larger web of life in deserts. As a solution Intach came into existence and after a recce it was decided to build alternative water holes in several parts away from the villages so that chinkara would not get harmed by the locals and animals around. Intach officials proposed to build water holes which last around an year and which is close to their habitat. Client: Intach Duration: 6 minutes 30 seconds Audiovisual Production: iWoot Media

Did you know that Mount Everest, the world's tallest peak, had its height calculated right here in the Doon Valley? Or that the peak was named here in Dehra Dun? Discover the intriguing tale of the man behind that name, Sir George Everest, in this short film which takes you through the breathtaking journey of the man and his beloved surveying profession. Mesmerizing views of star kissed skies at the Everest Estate and compelling stories of the Great Arc Survey at Hathipaon truly make this 'A Guide To Losing Yourself With Sir George Everest'! #chalogarhwal #everest #uttarakhand #btdt #iwootmedia A film by Been There Doon That & I Woot Media.