Adjacent to Bhubaneswar, the capital of Orissa is a modern zoo called Nadankanan, which houses the world famous white-tigers. It has the maximum concentration of these rare animals, which are created due to mutant gene. The original Rewa strain, the original Nandankanan strain, and their mixed breed are found here, which number around twenty. There is also a white-tiger safari here, which is the only of its kind in the world.

An ornithological film showing the quotidian life of some of the Indian birds such as the bee-catcher, weaver, owl, copper smith, etc. mostly inhabiting the Bharatpur bird sanctuary in Rajasthan.

Many animals are in danger of extinction due to man's ruthless killing. An appeal is made to all to preserve wild life in India by not killing animals for pleasure, greed and vanity.

Here is the story of how the mightiest of mammals, the elephant is caught. The film shows the difficulties encountered in trapping wild elephants in the thick forests on the banks of the river Kabini in Mysore. Stupendous efforts required for successful operation of the 'Khedda' are vividly explained in the film. Catching the wild elephants is a risky job indeed requiring patience, skill and years of training.

India is rich in wild life with several sanctuaries for the preservation of bird and animal life. This film shows the various species of fauna in the country. It is primarily meant for T.V. audiences.

This documentary is on forest of Assam-Kaaziranga. Birds are from other country visiting this forest during the season, their life style and methods applied for counting of birds. Heritage and conservation of birds is also reflected in the documentary.

With an aim to preserve the Vultures, captive breeding is propagated as a viable option. These big birds are now in grave danger of disappearing from the sky.