Man, that 4K resolution for this movie looks amazing

The sound - perfect. The picture - very clear. Absolutely brilliant! A movie that I can watch over and over again. Brilliantly directed by the late Sir Richard Attenborough.

While seeing this scene, I wonder how brilliantly "hey ram" has been written. Kamal Hasan - the legend.

Who else had to watch this in school?

This is such a powerful movie, it affected me in a deep way.

The first 10 mins gave me pure rage of patriotism!!!!🤯

Sad but great film great acting from Ben Kingsley. My grandfather a Jew was a friend of Gandhi he met him during the Great War in India and attended his funeral in 1948. That scene isn’t fake the crowd scene from high up was 400.000 people extras.

Spiritual people aren't flawless. They are people. They have to travel a path that is marred with mistakes too. The difference is that they're willing to learn and grow on their journey. ♥ *that being said, nobody is worth following blindly.

Very much in the mold of a David Lean film. Fantastic

Ben Kingsley is Amazing 👍🏻

We watched this movie in class in my 9th grade. When the assassination scene came on almost everyone laughed… I didn’t. Its a true shame to see people treat tragedies of influential people as some joke…

I'm thrilled to see this again...especially after the open season lately on besmirching Mahatma as a human being

Masterpiece ❤

Originally, these guys considered using a hand grenade. But then decided it wasn't necessary. Who knew assassins had standards?

This movie is a classic and a masterpiece

Master piece❤❤❤

Ben needs to reprise his role in a movie about thean who shot Gandhi.

It's a shame you Indians find him a diversive figure in hindsight, his story is so inspiring to us overseas. But I guess at home a controversial figure now.

Mahatma Gandhi was not the commander of armies nor a ruler of vast lands. He could not boast any scientific achievement or artistic gift. Yet men governments, dignitaries from all over the world have joined hands today to pay homage to this little brown man in the loincloth who led his country to freedom. In the words of General George C. Marshall the American secretary of state Mahatma Gandhi has become the spokesman for the conscience of all mankind. He was a man who made humility and simple truth more powerful than empires. And Albert Einstein added: Generations to come will scarce believe that such a one as this ever in flesh and blood walked upon this earth.

How are the graphics so well?🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

Ben Kingsley is a walking masterpiece

All legendary Indian actors in this movie...... Thanks for sharing masterpiece clip ✌🏻🙏🏻⚡

I just watched this today in my geography class

I have a cover signed by the man who acted as gandhi. Only 2 such covers are there in the whole world and I have 1 of it.

3:27 did gandhiji just say bohot hard 🤣🤣🤣

8:58 "This situation makes me so mad, I just want to rip somebody's heart out!"

Amazing movie

SONY PICTURES IS SUPER

ok i need this movie thats it whats the name am amazed by this i would be very happy as this is also a chapter in our school

7:48 - Yup, this is the part when England lost India

Have someone the name of the song in the intro?

Inspirational movie of my life

*We showed this movie twice in my church on 68th street New York in 1983. The First Alliance Church had strong connections with outreach members the UN and India in particular. For me it was a time when the Christian faith was meant to unite the world, not divide it. Those days are long gone.*

@ 3:58- Over 300,000 extras appeared in the funeral scene/procession in this movie.

Amazing proud to Indian I'm waiting for this full story of movie

Is Ben Kingsley playing as Gandhi?

Wish I had seen this earlier, incredible movie and incredible person.

Cheers to those who searched for it

🙏 सुभाष बाबू अमर रहे 🙏 पराक्रम दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकामना जंबूद्वीप अखंड भारत की जय वंदे मातरम

Thank You Soo much... JAI HIND ! MAHATMA IS ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS ...

Imagine if the indians would have shouted "Indian lives matter"

Best of the best 😂😍😍

Its crazy that it starts out his assassination I dont think I've ever saw any bio pic that does not even all the lincoln bio pics didn't do that but only this

ya the 4k bussin

Little did people knew Ben Kingsley is of Gujarati descent

“oH GoD” LOL

Did Kingsley win an award for his performance?

3:26 party begins ❤❤❤❤

The vid doesn't even reach 10 min tho 🤷‍♂️

Tears

I watched it at 1987

Can you please apload full movie

The Caucasian actor @ 3:19, his moustache is more of the style of late 19th/early 20th century, not 1948!

Jai bhagatsingh.Rajguru.sukhdev💐💐

Does anyone know the name of song at 2:19. Thanks

My mum is from Mauritius (and a Hindu) My Nanny and Nana explain to my Mum how important Gandhi was to the world, too many Hindus he was like a god even though that wasn't what he wanted! My daughter is 11 and she hasn't been taught about Gandhi however she knows about what he did from her Nanny and me. When she was 7 she asked (and I took her) to go to Madame Tussauds just so she could see the waxwork of Gandhi and take pictures of him so she could show her Nanny that even though she isn't being taught about this amazing human in school she knows about him and how important he was to the world. It's amazing how so many historical figures have been glossed over and the impact they had to the world!!!

I love how bored he sounds when he's shot

thank u Godse .🔥🙏

The man has no empires but humility and truth 😲

Nethaji is Real Hero

I know South Africa's apartheid was terrible but I am sure the racial discrimination in England, where he got his law degree, was pretty harsh as well

I love my India

Who is the long-haired man who looks approvingly at the assassin? Who is he supposed to be?

I obviously don't own the exact gun used but one just like it: Beretta 1934

Ben played Gandhi in movie and we didn't call him Racist because we (Indian) don't play Racism card against white people for fame and money

3:22 3:50

When INDIA needed gadhie he came i still don't understand why a preson would kill him after so many year's we won freedom

Hating on Gandhi shows the stupidity of the population. Mahatma or not... he was one of the key leaders of the movement of Indian independence.

Shane Rimmer as Scott Tracy from Thunderbirds

Does any ones else here remember what he said about the Africans

Anyone else think the racism from the train scene is fairly quickly returning to the modern world...

Aww god 😂😂😂😂

Sir Richard Attenborough in the film Gandhi Udham Singh Bhagat Singh pay Homage to Him

ek sache nagrik hone ke nate nathuram se bahut sahi kiya ham nathuram ji ko apna aadars mante hai ant me jai shree Ram

Who else watched this in school?

Indians💗

Ah God. Oh lord.

I have one question. After that dude killed Gandhi in front of everyone. What did those people do to him?

Acccha hua

Movie name

Mahatma Gandhi is a great person for ever. This film is also a great film for ever. 🙏🙏👍👍🙏🙏👍🇮🇳

Gandhi was a great and honest man and titled his auto biography “The story of my experiments with truth.” It is a book of over 500 pages and he went to great length to describe every incident in great detail. One would have hoped that Richard Attenborough would have stayed with the truth from the Autobiography when he produced this movie. However, Attenborough decided to replace it with his own version, specifically in that now famous train compartment scene. That scene even disagrees with the well documented history of the South African Railways. The name printed on the side of the rail cars is “Central South African Railways” (CSAR). CSAR was operated by the two ex boer republics and that name was only used from 1902 onwards, 9 years of this scene. In addition, since the railroad between the Transvaal and British Colony of Natal was only connected in 1895, there could have been no train from the Transvaal in Durban. The correct name on the side of the cars should have been Natal Government Railways. Why did Attenborough choose to use the future name of the railways of the two boer republics? I have also noted the following discrepancies between the Gandhi’s writing and the Attenborough production (1) There is no evidence in the book of that discussion about Hell neither was there a discussion with the attendant or the conductor on how he purchased the ticket (3) There is no mention in the book that he ordered the ticket over the post. The biography states it was booked for him, likely by his contact Abdullah Seth, and the person that booked it would have known if there were any race related rules. Seth stated though that Gandhi should buy the bedding ticket to avoid any problems. Gandhi admitted in his book that he was too stingy and stubborn to buy the bedding ticket. (4) There were no derogatory terms used by the conductor (4) There was no discussion on attorneys of colour in South Africa (5) There is no mention that the conductor had a “boer” accent (played by an Afrikaans actor by the name of Marius Weyers). Since this scene took place in the British Colony of Natal, it is not impossible, but unlikely that the conductor would have been a boer. The boers were farmers and mostly resided in the two boer republics. (5) Gandhi was taken by the hand and pushed of the train by a police constable, not by the conductor (6) There is no mention in his book that he was pushed with such a force that he fell on the elevated platform. Gandhi went further in the book and stated that he was allowed to continue his train journey the following day, in first class and after he bought the bedding ticket, by all indications the root cause of what let to this incident. Why did Attenborough left this part out of the movie? I know that movies are movies but the problem is that movie lies become folklore and I have even seen journalist quoting the events as depicted in this scene, as the true reflection of what happened in that train. For some reason they believe Attenborough’s version above what Gandhi himself wrote. If I can point to at least 8 falsehoods in a 3 minute scene, how much of the details in the rest of the movie can be believed? Or was it just Richard Attenborough’s British hatred for South Africans that broke through in this scene?

Who is the long haired man in the rickshaw? He commands Savarkar. Is he a real person?

This is real crowds in funeral in movie

When asked to a Gandhi hating friend why he hated Gandhi, he replied, “Because he didn't prevent the partition of India.” When asked “How do you think Mahatma Gandhi could have saved India from partition?” He paused for a minute. He couldn't come up with a reasonable reply. I said, “Maybe you should read a few books on Indian History, colonization and contemporary world history, a few books on political theory and a bit about sociology perhaps” Most people who hate Gandhi are clueless about Indian History or they have read one-sided history or they were brainwashed by some kind of extreme views or they simply need someone who they can hate!

This true delayed the freedom of India by who knows how many years.

@5:00 the man wearing the kalpak fur hat and dark glass - who is he supposed to be ? I recall his character in the film was one I could not place or recall as a historical person.

Not in 4k

You will be taught about ghandi when your young but then you will realise that Nataj Chandra Bose was the real hero

Sad😢

1:41-1:44 Who is that long grey haired man sitting in the carriage meant to be? I know that this scene depicts the event of the assassination of Mahamta Gandhi and I know the man in the grey shirt who shots Gandhi dead is Nathuram Godse. I also know the another two men who begin to follow him at 1:58 are his two co-conspirators Narayan Apte and Vishnu Karkare but I have no idea who the long grey haired man is meant to be.

Gandhiji shot dead 😭😭😭😭😭

High School History Class Anyone???

Outlook???

One of the most satisfying moments in indian history

The best part is when he said"it's nukin' time" and nuked all over the place

Y'all chose a poor time to release this with all of Twitter collectively canceling him with BLM

Sir Richard Attenborough in the film Gandhi kissing scene between Gandhi and his wife Kasturba

So sad emotional when they shoot Gandhi 😧😧

7:57 "👳🏽‍♂️ Thank you, come again! 👳🏽‍♂️"