Pangaa Gang (2010)

Pangaa Gang (2010) 

Starring: Archana Puran Singh Sudesh Bhonsle Purbi Joshi Swini Khare Director: Pankaj Sharma

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The movie is set in modern times, in a beautiful place called Shantivan. The story follows the adventures of four kids with extraordinary powers as they set out to defend their homeland from unwelcome intruders.

The movie exhibits friendship, action, emotions and is a fun filled ride with top of the line 3D CGI animation. The treatment of the movie is done keeping in mind the current trends that kids follow; complete with catchy dialogues, fast paced action and great humor.

It is a moral led story, which eventually communicates the message of “Good wins over Evil” but the same is done in a true Bollywood style with great Entertaining value.

Pangaa Gang (2010) Synopsis:

The movie is set in modern times, in a beautiful place called Shantivan. The story follows the adventures of four kids with extraordinary powers as they set out to defend their homeland from unwelcome intruders.
'Pangaa Gang' traces the action-packed journey of Chintu, Rinki, Gatru, Matru, Muchmuch and Thulthul as they battle evil forces to protect their beautiful homeland from deforestation and also save their animal friends from extinction.
It is a moral led story, which eventually communicates the message of “Good wins over Evil”

        
 What is Deforestation?   
     Deforestation refers to the cutting, clearing and removal of rainforest or related ecosystems into less bio-diverse ecosystems such as pasture, cropland or plantations.

    What are the causes of Deforestation?   

     I. Logging   
II. Mining   
     III. Oil and gas extraction   
     IV. Cattle ranching   
     V. Agriculture: Cash crops   

Facts about the Rainforest as Part of our Global Environment and Well-being:
    
    Rainforests can be found all over the world from as far north as Alaska and Canada to Latin America, Asia and Africa
    
    Rainforests are found in every continent across the Earth, except Antarctica
    
    Covering less than 2 percent of the Earth's total surface area, the world's rainforests are home to 50 percent of the Earth's plants and animals
    
    There are two major types of rainforest: Temperate rainforests and Tropical rainforests
    
    Rainforests act as the world's thermostat by regulating temperatures and weather patterns
    
    Rainforests are critical in maintaining the Earth's limited supply of drinking and fresh water
    
    Temperate rainforests used to exist on almost every continent in the world, but today only 50 percent – 75 million acres – of these forests remain worldwide
    
    A typical four square mile patch of rainforest contains as many as 1,500 flowering plants, 750 species of trees, 400 species of birds and 150 species of butterflies
    
    Rainforests provide many important products for people: timber, coffee, cocoa and many medicinal products, including those used in the treatment of cancer
    
    Rainforests are threatened by unsustainable agricultural, ranching, mining and logging practices
    
    Before 1500 A.D., there were approximately 6 million indigenous people living in the Brazilian Amazon. But as the forests disappeared, so too did the people. In the early 1900s, there were less than 250,000 indigenous people living in the Amazon
    
    At the current rate of tropical forest loss, 5-10 percent of tropical rainforest species will be lost per decade
    
    More than 56,000 square miles of natural forest are lost each year
    
    Every second, a slice of rainforest the size of a football field is mowed down. That's 86,400 football fields of rainforest per day, or over 31 million football fields of rainforest each year
      

 Statistics on Global Rates of Rainforest Destruction:

2.4 acres (1 hectare) per second: equivalent to two U.S. football fields
149 acres (60 hectares) per minute

214,000 acres (86,000 hectares) per day: an area larger than New York City
78 million acres (31 million hectares) per year: an area larger than Poland

 On average, 137 species become extinct everyday; or 50,000 each year

*If the current rate of deforestation continues, the world's rain forests will vanish within 100 years- causing unknown effects on global climate and eliminating the majority of plant and animal species on the planet*

What can we do to STOP or at least lessen the amount of deforestation …

    
    Plant tree near your house and school
    
    Consider giving live trees as gifts and encouraging others to help fight deforestation
    
    Always use both sides of paper when writing, drawing, photo-copying, faxing, etc.
    
    Reduce, Reuse, Recycle paper, cans, glass, and plastic
    
    Read the newspaper on-line
    
    Buy paper products made from recycled paper: notebook paper, paper towels, toilet paper, books, etc.
    
    Use pencils until they are stubs!
    
    Join environmental groups and get involved. Pay attention to what’s going on and ask how you can take action and how you can own this issue
    
    Hmmm, can you think of other ways to conserve wood...? Brainstorm with your friends and family member