In the Beed district of Maharashtra, India, a disturbing trend has emerged among female sugarcane workers: a disproportionately high number of young women are undergoing unnecessary hysterectomies. Driven by poverty, a lack of access to proper healthcare, and the pressure to remain productive in the fields, these women are often coerced or misled by local doctors into these life-altering surgeries. This documentary investigates the systemic exploitation of these vulnerable workers, shedding light on the intersection of economic hardship, gender inequality, and medical malpractice.