Road To Sangam 2010

Road To Sangam is a 2010 Indian Bollywood drama film released on Jan 29, 2010. The film is directed by Amit Rai, produced by Amit Chheda.
In current day India, a Bank Director in Orissa discovers one of 20 vases comprising the last leftovers of Mahatma Gandhi. Whereas the rest of the vases were engrossed in sanctified rivers all over India in the course of 1948, efforts are now happening to restore an old V8 Ford Engine to passage this vase to Gandhi's great grandson, Tushar, at Sangam in Allahabad. The job is given to skilled mechanic, Hashmatullah, the holder of Hindustan Engineering Works. He not only circles about this job with the aid of his lad and teams but also contributes in a dispute after seeing cops cruelty and fake seizures following a bomb blast on board of a train over the Kaveri River Bridge. Then the nephew of native leader, Mohammad Ali Kasuri, is murdered and a verdict to close all formations is made by Maulana Abdul Qureshi. Hashmatullah sees that if he chooses to contribute in this dispute he will be powerless to reinstate the truck, while completely being conscious that the leftovers are those of a man who had tried to top a foot-march to afresh shaped Pakistan to recompense Muslims who had escaped there, and had finished up being murdered by a right-winged Hindu. It is not a mystery that with the involvement of Gandhiji's leftovers fact and virtue also disappeared from Hindustan. He sees that if he perseveres in reinstating this engine he will not only be estranged by his very own buddies and the public in general - but the Maulana and Kasuri will not vacillate to even accuse him. Check out this page for more updates on Road To Sangam.