If you missed watching Gandhi — The Musical last week, book your tickets for this evening's show ASAP, suggests a trusted source
An evening with Gandhi
If you missed watching Gandhi — The Musical last week, book your tickets for this evening’s show ASAP, suggests a trusted source. The musical is at par with Broadway and Westend performances and opens with an African track by Paul Simon. The play, directed by Danesh Khambata is not preachy, but talks about both Gandhi the leader and Gandhi the man whose personal life struggled because of his chosen path. Everyone in the audience got emotional at different points of time and when, at Independence, Gandhi turns to the Tricolour to sing the National Anthem, every one in the audience sang along. This is the vow you need to renew with your country.
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