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Globalisation has brought with it methods of strategic manipulation by the top management of multinational corporations. Introduction of ‘Contract Labour’ and ‘Project Workers’ has put the poor workers at the receiving end. When a Mumbai-based MNC expelled 70 project workers, they and their families fought for their rights tooth and nail but lost, for they believed law could give them their jobs back! Arvind and Arun,expelled workers of the well-established power company Indo Power, are spearheadingthe fight of their co-workers for the last seven years. They were expelled without any intimation or legal notice. In spite of High Court orders in their favour, their
reinstatement languishes because the company has appealed in the Supreme Court, and the case has been wandering in the corridors of law. When their last hope, the new company charter, is declared conspicuously excluding them, the lives of the 70 families are shattered. Arvind and his co-worker Khan pour petrol over themselves and put themselves afire. Two days later they die a tragic death in the hospital, hoping to shake up this lazy system.

Director
Ramesh Laxman More
Screenplay
Ramesh Laxman More
Cinematography
Anket Khandagale
Editor
Vasant Kubal
Music
Rajesh Kamal
Cast
Arun Malavade, Avinash Narkar, Milind Shinde, Sandesh
Jadhav, Ashwini Ekbote, Shaila Kanekar, Jyoti Subhash
Art
Ambrish, Pradeep, Nishad
Costume
Yashashri More
Production & Sales
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Born in February 1973, Ramesh Laxman More mastered in Marathi Literature and went on to write and direct 41 one-act plays, four of which were selected for the NewYork Library. He has also written two commercial plays, Aamcha Akashach Wegala(2001), and Aapan Yanna Pahilat Ka? (2002).The first play, based on voluntaryretirement scheme system, won 22 awards including the Maharashtra State Award.Filmography; 2004: Akalpit; Salaam / the Salute, 2005: Olakh, 2006: Savitabano, 2007: Mazi Shala; Pahile Paul; Ude Ga Ambabai,