The film stars magician P C Sorcar's daughter Moubani Sorcar. Moubani says her character in the film is inspired by Medha Patkar.
"Medha Patkar has shown the world that erecting barrages and dams are important when needed but you cannot play with the sentiments and livelihood of scores of people," Moubani told PTI.
The actress believes the Narmada movement was successful because it served the cause of the marginalised women in the tribal belt.
"We wish to bring Medha Patkar for the screening of the film. We talk about human displacement but that is more of a slogan and do we really feel the pain of displacement of the marginalised by the name of development. But I would not dub Nadi Re Tui as an anti-development film," Moubani said.
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