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Awards

• Best Climate Change Film Award at Vatavaran (National Wildlife Film Festival) - 2007

• Presidential Award for Best Social Issue Film – 2007

• Manthan Award for best Content Film Award – 2007

• PSBT Film Fellowship -2006

• UK Environment Film Fellowship -2005

• Best Conservation Film Award at Vatavaran (National Wildlife Film Festival) - 2004

• Finalist, International Wildlife film Festival, Montana – 2003

We at RGB Films have been contributing to both National and International Broadcasters, we have been regularly contributing to the current affairs programs of various broadcasters like Doordarshan (National Broadcaster), Star TV Network, Discovery, National Geography, BBC, APTV and Channel 4.

We have a range of stock of footage ranging from Natural shots

Our films cover a wide range of areas: the widespread and alarming effects of global warming, to the massive illegal trade in wildlife products and hazardous practices leading to a rapid degradation of our natural heritage, human rights violations and occupational health hazards like silicosis (a devastating lung disease affecting millions of people spread over all manner of industries), to name just a few.

Our documentary film s and associated awareness drives have been instrumental in creating momentum even motivating policy makers to bring about significant changes in legislation.

• ‘A Degree of Concern’ focused on twin interrelated themes: the increasing visual and factual evidence of climate change in the Himalayas and, against this backdrop, the amazing efforts of one ordinary citizen who actually created artificial glaciers to provide water for agriculture and sustenance to no less than ten villages and nearly a thousand families of his region in the depleted circumstances.

Our film on the Churu antelope, which is being killed for shahtoosh wool, served as evidence in the subsequent legal efforts to ban the practice.

Our documentation of large scale poaching of the mongoose resulted in its being shifted to the highly stringent Schedule II of the Wildlife Protection (1972) Act

• ‘The Way to Dusty Death’ on the plight of workers in the agate industry suffering acutely from the fatal lung disease silicosis received the National Award from the President of India for the best Documentary on a social subject and has increased the critical focus on their working conditions and facilities

Our work on documenting the conditions of women and children caught in midst of conflict in Kashmir provided an insight into the human impact of the situation on average people