he Bhil Kills by S.C. Varma (published in 1978 by Kunj Publishing House) is a comprehensive sociological and anthropological study of the Bhil tribe in western Madhya Pradesh, India. The book explores the tribe's socio-economic structure, rituals, and the impact of the environment on their livelihood. 

The work is a key text in understanding Adivasi communities in central India, documenting their traditions, dress, and economic challenges. Historically, the Bhil community faced significant socio-economic marginalization during British rule, notably around the time of the 1899-1900 famine and the 1913 Mangarh massacre.