

मैंने गाँधी को नहीं मारा
- Drama
An ordinary man is struggling with the onset of Alzheimer's. His daughter fights to save her father from a descent into dementia, and to tries to understand the strange guilt that haunts him - that he is responsible for Gandhi's death.
Maine Gandhi Ko Nahin Mara is a 2005 Indian drama starring Anupam Kher as a retired professor grappling with memory loss and dementia. As his condition worsens, his daughter (Urmila Matondkar) becomes his caretaker while he confronts a painful childhood memory tied to Mahatma Gandhi's death. This emotionally complex film explores aging, family responsibility, and the weight of historical trauma.
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Available in: United Kingdom · GG · Ireland · India · United States
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When was Maine Gandhi Ko Nahin Mara released?
The film was released on September 30, 2005.
Who stars in the movie?
Anupam Kher leads the cast as the retired professor, with Urmila Matondkar playing his daughter.
What is the main plot about?
The story follows a formerly intellectual professor experiencing progressive memory loss and dementia, whose daughter moves in to care for him as he recalls traumatic memories from his childhood connected to Mahatma Gandhi.
Is the film still available to watch?
Yes, the film has been released and may be available on various streaming platforms, DVD, or through rental services, though availability varies by region.














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