For 65 years, the Indus Waters Treaty stood as a testament to peace between India and Pakistan, until 2025, when a terror attack in Kashmir triggered an unprecedented crisis. India suspended the Treaty, blocked water flows, and even rejected arbitration. Now, Pakistan faces looming agricultural collapse and dire food shortages, while India weighs rewriting regional water pacts. This documentary unravels the Treaty’s origins, structure, achievements, and strains, from population pressures and climate change to dam disputes. Walk through the escalating 2025 showdown, explore humanitarian and legal flashpoints, and ask: can water still build peace, or is it becoming a weapon in a warming world?