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How did a group of debt-ridden small farmers from Nashik, Maharashtra, turn their failing grape crops into a ₹2,000 crore export empire that supplies supermarkets across Europe? This is the incredible yet true story of Sahyadri Farms – India’s largest fruit & vegetable farmer-owned company, often called “The Amul of Grapes.” In the mid of 2000s, hundreds of Nashik farmers were gripped by losses. Instead of giving up, 700 farmers (now over 21,000) pooled their land, dreams, and courage to form a company that they themselves own and run. Today, Sahyadri Farms is a fully integrated giant – from ultra-modern packhouses and cold chains to its own R&D labs– all 100% owned by the farmers. In this documentary you’ll discover:

• How they cracked the tough European retail markets
• The emotional journey from almost giving up to exporting ₹2,000 crore
• How every farmer went from earning about ₹100,000 a year to becoming a shareholder in a horticulture giant
• The collective model that’s inspiring a new agricultural revolution in India

This is more than a success story. It’s proof that when Indian farmers unite, they don’t just survive – they can dominate the world.