This film is an observational exploration of the crisis of electronic waste, more commonly known as e-waste, in Magrahat, located 45 kms south of Kolkata, India. This region has unfortunately become a growing hub for toxic waste generated from discarded electrical and electronic materials. Amid the challenges and complexities, Magrahat stands as a poignant reminder of the intricate relationship between technology, society, and the environment, where e-waste is both a livelihood and a looming crisis. It encapsulates the paradox of progress and waste, while also showcasing the potential for grassroots initiatives to address this pressing global issue. Reflecting the broader global conversation about the environmental impact of consumer electronics, the film raises an important question about the life cycle of technology, from its creation to its eventual disposal, and the responsibility that both manufacturers and consumers bear in ensuring a more sustainable future.