Gandhiji the Great

Rating: 10/10 (12 April 2006)

To understand Gandhi we should change ourselves first. At least we should put ourselves in his shoes. At Gandhiji's disposal he had scriptures. People were to some extant moral. However they were week and submissive. Upholding morality guided by religious scriptures (esp. Bagavad Gita) combined with strong will power made wonders. People wonder whether was he right in many issues. After 20 years of study about his life I came to this conclusion that every thought and action were perfectly right with respect to the time, place and occasion that he was subjected to. His life and teachings should be grouped into two ways. One eternal message (eg. Be the change you want to be) and the second temporal messages (eg. burning British cloths during non-cooperation movement). Considering temporal message as eternal one and hence arguing against his personality should be considered as rubbish and childish. His life is a message his thoughts are godly. The film portrays him perfectly as it should be God bless you all Siva