The earlier film suggested that in the name of agricultural reforms, the US government had surrendered land and food security to multinational companies. Pain supports the Indian farmers’ movement against the “corporatisation of agriculture”. Pain and his assistant, Sristi Aggarwal, had travelled 10,000 kilometres across the United States to meet its farmers. They found that an average American farmer had 150 acres but had lost a lot of it to the corporates. It had destroyed dairy farming and forced many American farmers to commit suicide.
