7 Films Honouring Mahatma Gandhi's Legacy

From biopics to documentaries, these films delve into Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy, struggles, and profound impact on India's independence movement.

The Making of the Mahatma (Film)

Directed by Shyam Benegal, this 1996 biopic, based on Fatima Meer's book The Apprenticeship of a Mahatma, explores the 21 transformative years Gandhi spent in South Africa.

Hey Ram (Film)

The film traverses through many important chapters of history and a Hindu man's life including his friendship with a Muslim archaeologist and his discovery of what Gandhi truly stands for.

Lage Raho Munna Bhai (Film)

What began as a random exploration of Gandhi in history books becomes a way of life for Munna as he begins to help people, defuse situations and spread love and peace.

Gandhi (Film)

The film chronicles Gandhi's pivotal moments, from his time in South Africa to his return to India, as he dedicates himself to understanding the people's struggles and commits to the freedom movement.

Maine Gandhi Ko Nahin Maara (Film)

This thought-provoking drama explores a retired professor's guilt over 'killing' Gandhi and highlights the consequences of neglecting his ideals.

Gandhi, My Father (Film)

The film focuses on the strained relationship between Gandhi and his son, Harilal.

The Assassination of Gandhi: His Final Years (Documentary)

Through rare footage and intimate interviews with those who were by Gandhi's side, it shows the struggles and triumphs of his final moments.