Do you know where is the Pindar Valley, who is Joti, how is life, currents and heights there? Do you know on whose backs the path to the thrilling sport of mountaineering passes? A man goes to a mountain valley without electricity, roads and mobiles to teach primary school children who are trapped in the forest between the Danpuri dialect and the Hindi language.Here crops are harvested with tools from before the sickle era, ghosts of travelers come to ask for salt and hot water to soak their sore feet, clouds burst due to menstruation, God gives his mobile number to the devotee, Children ski on the snow sitting on a plate, youths do not recognize their fields and dreams come to walk on equal ground like plains.Wandering through this valley situated at the crossroads of three glaciers, he gradually gets lost in the world of weed hunters, primitive mountaineers, smugglers, brokers, anwalas and jagris. He sees with surprised eyes that lust can create the play of 'development' even where governments hesitate to reach. A travelogue by Anil Yadav, Woh Bhi Koi Des Hai Maharaj came ten years ago. Now this second like the fast flowing flow of Pindar river.