Gandhi

In 1893, Mohandas Gandhi was thrown out of a train in South Africa simply because he had brown skin and sat in first class. The event sparked his epic journey against injustice with non-violent resistance, turning him into a symbol of hope for the people of India. From South Africa to India's independence from Britain, his struggle was full of sacrifice—captivity, violence, and starvation—but his resolve never wavered. However, the victory of independence was marred by outbreaks of violence between Hindus and Muslims, forcing Gandhi to go on a hunger strike for peace. Can a man stop the storm of hatred with love?