Veracity International

The Elephant Whisperers is a heartwarming and touching documentary film that captures the essence of the relationship between elephants and humans. The film explores the bond between two orphaned elephants and their caretakers Bomann and Bellie, who are tribal people living in the forests of Tamil Nadu. It is a story of love, dedication, and sacrifice that highlights the important role humans can play in the conservation and protection of wildlife. The film begins with the introduction of Raghu, a sick baby elephant who is found by Bomann and Bellie in the forest. Despite the odds against him, Raghu manages to survive, thanks to the care and nurturing provided by the two caretakers. We see the progression of Raghu from a weak and fragile baby to a healthy and playful elephant who loves playing football with Bomann and follows his every command like a child. As the story unfolds, we are introduced to Bellie, who shares her tragic story of losing her husband to a tiger attack in the fore

                                                          Act I: Two Indian educated youths, RAHUL and KABIR, are standing on a street corner. They are both dressed in smart clothes and carrying briefcases.  Rahul and Kabir carry their briefcases with them everywhere they go, hoping to impress potential employers with their professionalism and preparedness. They both carry what they think is their best armour  inside their briefcases? Rahul. The first thing you notice when you open his briefcase is the overwhelming smell of desperation. He's got a folder filled with his resume and cover letter, all printed on fancy paper with a watermark. He's convinced that this will make him stand out from the crowd, but really it just makes him look like he's trying too hard. He's also got a notepad and a pen, just in case he needs to take notes during an interview. But really, he just doodles pictures of himself in a suit, looking successful and important. Kabir's briefcase, on