Subhash Ghai's 'Gandhi Ek Vichar' screened at IFFI, director shared views on the 30-minute documentary
IFFI: Subhash Ghai's documentary 'Gandhi Ek Vichar' was screened at IFFI Goa. The director shared his views on this film.
There are several types of films that are being screened at the 55th festival of IFFI Goa. Subhash Ghai shared his views on the film 'Gandhi: Ek Vichar'. He told how excited he was about his film being screened at the festival.
Subhash Ghai said I am happy that the film 'Gandhi: Ek Vichar' was screened at IFFI Goa. He said that his 30-minute film, which he calls a dacoit drama, was appreciated. The Gandhi film that I have made, I have made it as a responsible citizen. I have not made it in the name of commercial cinema. Every child should watch this film. There are differences between today's generation and the older generation regarding Gandhi. Gandhi was called Mahatma Gandhi. Now questions are being raised about Gandhi.
He felt that this film needed to be made. A son tells his family that I do not like Gandhi. To this, the son questions Gandhi. He answers those 8-10 questions in response to whatever doubts there are about Gandhi. I had to do a lot of research about that in the film. My view and your view about Gandhi are different, which I have shown in the film.
IFFI i.e. India's 55th International Film Festival has been organized in Goa. It began in Goa on Wednesday 20 November. In IFFI, the international premieres of 19 films, Asian premieres of 43 films, and Indian premieres of 109 films were proposed this year. Subhash Ghai's film was shown at this festival.
