A still from the docu Amoli, which is about the search of a 15-year-old, who vanished from a Siliguri tea plantation five years ago

The Unnao and Kathua rapes aren't the only chilling proof of exploitation of women and children in India. Mumbai-based digital media firm, Culture Machine's new digi documentary, tells the story of a survivor of trafficking. Amoli-Priceless, which releases on April 30 across YouTube and Facebook, in English, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi and Kannada, follows the story of Amoli, who five years ago, vanished from a Siliguri tea plantation.
Akanksha Seda, creative head, Amoli