The film is good, but in order to carry forward the main theme, it is inevitable to make some compromises in the plot. The dignified governor of the British Empire in India seems to have the same ability to think about problems as a three-year-old child, without going through the brain. It seems a little clumsy to set off Gandhi in this way. After all, it is a film co-produced by India and the United Kingdom, and Jinnah, the founding father of Pakistan, has become the only negative politician in it. Historical movies have always been manipulated by a certain ideology. Because they are too real, they will no longer look good and will not be thought-provoking if the veil of mystery is removed.
At the end of the film, the boat carries Gandhi's ashes and scatters it into the Ganges, with Gandhi's ideal life motto in the background. It sounds like it sounds right, but where the truth and love in human history can be perfunctory, the Indian people now carry the truth and love of Gandhi, but they have almost been forgotten by the world.
When our hearts are empty and helpless, religion will take advantage of the emptiness and transfer your dependence on reality to the so-called God, but we can get rid of the emptiness and helplessness and know the truth and love, and we will have nothing. .
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