The Last Maneater: Killer Tigers of India

This documentary delves into the Sunderbans, the only natural habitat of Royal Bengal Tigers that are not fearful of humans. It highlights the alarming reality of these maneater tigers, which have been responsible for the deaths of approximately 80 people annually. The film portrays the struggles of local tribes who live in constant danger, relying on fishing and harvesting wild honey in an area lacking basic amenities like electricity and safe drinking water.

The narrative also touches on the religious superstitions that permeate the community, providing insights into why these villagers continue to inhabit such a perilous environment. The documentary features Dr. David Smith as the narrator, who attempts to shed light on the causes behind the tigers' predilection for human flesh. This film is not just an exploration of wildlife but also a poignant look at the intersection of nature and human survival.