Gandhis Message
The movie Gandhi is a focus on the life Mahatma Gandhi, and the core of peace and comparison between nation of all in all religions and all races and all walks of life that he presented. Gandhi believed that his message was bigger than himself and he was completely dedicated to the message and was willing to give up everything including his own life for it.
We graduation exercise see Gandhis belief in equality of all people when he is still a practicing attorney. Gandhi is traveling on a train through conspiracy Africa. The train conductor wants Gandhi to give up his first variance seat because he was an Indian. Not only did Gandhi disagree with this discrimination, he refused to move from his seat. Gandhi was not going to be told he was low-level simply because he was Indian and he stood his ground until he was thrown off of the train. This had a big impact on Gandhis life. This made him see how terrible all forms of discrimination were and was the first step in Gandhi dedicating his life to peace and equality for all people.
The place where we best see Gandhis dedication to peace and equality for all, is in one of his protests. He was appauled by all the struggle that was going on in his own country of India between Muslims and Hindus.
In fact when a Hindu fundamentalist called for Gandhi to merge in the cause of the Hindu and support the fighting, Gandhi responded with I am a Hindu, I am a Muslim,...... He went on to name a number of religions. What he was saying was that he was one who could identify with all people and that all people were the same. This was a very bold statement to make.
I fail to have a degree of analysis in this text. Is Attenboroughs portrayal of Gandhi a candid one, or is it shrouded? Does the audience observe both the acceptable and the bad? Is Attenborough conveying a magnificent failure?
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