Story, Synopsis, Trivia, Dialogues for Gandhi, My Father (2007)
Gandhi, My Father is a 2007 Indian Bollywood drama film released on Aug 03, 2007. The film is directed by Feroz Abbas Khan, produced by Anil Kapoor under banner named Eros International, distributed by Anil Kapoor, music composed by Piyush Kanojia.
‘Gandhi My Father‘shades the picture of Gandhi's complicated, complex and stressed relationship with lad Harilal Gandhi. From the beginning, the two had visions in conflicting ways. Harilal desired to study out of the country and develop as a barrister like his dad, while Gandhi wanted that his son would link him and bout for his principles and causes.When Gandhi does not offer Harilal the chance to study overseas, it arises as a setback to Hari. He chooses to wildness his dad’s dream and left South Africa for India where he connect with his companion Gulab (Bhoomika Chawla) and children. He drives back to faculty to earn his certificate but be unsuccessful three times in a row and finishes in economic pressure. Each of his systems to make cash sprays finished. Sick of his disappointment, Gulab goes back to her parent’s household with the children, where she in the end expires, and Hari blunders and in due course falls. He tries to alcohol for comfort and changes to Islam, only to re-change to a diverse group of Hinduism. With political strain warming up, the crack between Gandhi and his oldest lad grows up to it is outside mending. This is the story of a guy who existed in the huge follower of his dad, determined to learn his individuality and who expired in scarceness. Check out this page for more updates on Gandhi, My Father.
‘Gandhi My Father‘shades the picture of Gandhi's complicated, complex and stressed relationship with lad Harilal Gandhi. From the beginning, the two had visions in conflicting ways. Harilal desired to study out of the country and develop as a barrister like his dad, while Gandhi wanted that his son would link him and bout for his principles and causes.When Gandhi does not offer Harilal the chance to study overseas, it arises as a setback to Hari. He chooses to wildness his dad’s dream and left South Africa for India where he connect with his companion Gulab (Bhoomika Chawla) and children. He drives back to faculty to earn his certificate but be unsuccessful three times in a row and finishes in economic pressure. Each of his systems to make cash sprays finished. Sick of his disappointment, Gulab goes back to her parent’s household with the children, where she in the end expires, and Hari blunders and in due course falls. He tries to alcohol for comfort and changes to Islam, only to re-change to a diverse group of Hinduism. With political strain warming up, the crack between Gandhi and his oldest lad grows up to it is outside mending. This is the story of a guy who existed in the huge follower of his dad, determined to learn his individuality and who expired in scarceness. Check out this page for more updates on Gandhi, My Father.
