An inside look at India's vast black market for water, where we understand the modus operandi of the Water Mafia, the scale of the operation, and the different ways in which it affects its victims across Indian cities.

This documentary provides an in-depth exploration of the extensive underground water market in two of India's major cities, Delhi and Mumbai. Through interviews with individuals connected to the water mafia, the underworld, whistle-blowers, and victims, the film delves into the various methods employed by the Water Mafia to regulate water access for a significant portion of the urban population in India. Insightful perspectives from investigative journalists, economists, and urban planners shed light on the role of government corruption in facilitating and sustaining this operation. The documentary breaks down the scale of the issue and examines the potential long-term consequences if these practices persist unchecked.