Gandhi The Rise to Fame - British Propaganda - BBC Documentary 8/8

In the second part of the series, Mishal Husain (Pakistani origin) traces Gandhi's transformation from obscure lawyer to father of the nation and discovers a more complicated and intriguing man than the saintly Hollywood version. Gandhi had to face unpopularity, political failure and British jails. But in 1930 he triumphs - launching the most astute campaign of the age -the 240-mile Salt March that succeeded in humiliating the British Raj. This program is telecasted in BBC around Gandhi Jayanthi year 2009. It's one of the best and reasonable effort to find flaws in Gandhi.

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• Mahatma Gandhi
• Gandhi Controversy
• Pakistani view
• Gandhi in 1920
• Early days of India
• Indian freedom fighting
• Gandhi after South Africa
• Gandhi Documentary

[oyePhoker]

Ghandhi the Saint.

Cha cha Nehru.

Jinnah the Drunkard. LOL

[sanyogongc]

What a myth...Hindus could be ruled for 900 years under the Muslims Monarchy...But Muslims couldn't live under a democratic united India. Given the fact that minorities always have a say in the equations of a democracy...fools escaped to Pak..and the others who knew the fact that the nation whose foundation lies in religious fanaticism can never prosper in any field other than doctrines like terrorism...

They got Pak, they came out of the fear...then why the reporter's family escaped to UK?

[herself311]

What a liar this pakistan woman is. Ghandi was a much better person than she could ever be. Muslims wanted all of India but they couldn't slaughter all the Hindus, as they have loads of children. However Muslims did slaughter 6 million Hindus. Google it, the Hindus know the truth!! They kept records!

[RainCastle88]

salute to those who took lathis on their chests ad head....true fighters...

[luisrpimpini]

WHat an extraordinary man he was. Thank you for posting this doccumentary.