WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT

Set in the heart of Goa, "Ganv Zala Zantto" is a poignant tale that unfolds along the banks of the Mhadei River—a lifeline that has nurtured generations. The drama takes the audience on a journey through time, showcasing the birth of villages, the beauty of community life, and the unbreakable bond between the people and their land.
In the past, life thrived along Mhadei’s shores. Villagers lived in harmony, sharing joys and sorrows, celebrating traditions, and depending on the river’s bounty. But as years passed, urbanization crept in. Young generations, tempted by city lights and modern dreams, began leaving their ancestral homes. The once-bustling villages started emptying, their voices fading into an eerie silence.
Now, an even greater threat looms—the diversion of the Mhadei River. The drama paints a stark picture of what Goa will face if Mhadei no longer flows through its land. Droughts, dying fields, vanishing wildlife, and a fading cultural heritage—will Goa lose its essence along with its river?
As the village nears its breaking point, will its people realize the urgency of protecting their roots? Or will they wake up only when it’s too late?
"Ganv Zala Zantto" is not just a story; it’s a wake-up call—a reminder that if we do not stand for our land, our traditions, and our rivers, the silence that follows will be irreversible.