How is it possible that the Ganges, known in the West as the Ganges, which is the most sacred and revered river in the world, is at the same time one of the most polluted on the planet?

Beyond the environmental problems facing the Ganges River, in the social context of India, the Goddess Ganga represents the course of life in Hinduism. According to mythology, she descended from the heavens to save and purify her people, flowing through what symbolizes a social and political lifeline for the country.

But what lies beyond the course of this river? Past, present, and the struggle for survival intertwine in this documentary, which takes a cosmological journey through the mysteries and controversies facing
one of the oldest rivers on the planet.