Gandhi Series: A Journey from Mohan to Mahatma

The new series 'Gandhi,' directed by Hansal Mehta, depicts India’s independence struggle and Mahatma Gandhi's life, similar to 'The Crown.' Featuring Pratik Gandhi, it aims for a deep personal portrayal, covering 1888-1947 across three seasons with global aspirations, premiering at TIFF.

The highly anticipated series 'Gandhi,' directed by acclaimed filmmaker Hansal Mehta, is set to provide an in-depth and nuanced depiction of India's journey to independence. With Pratik Gandhi starring as Mahatma Gandhi, the series promises to delve into his personal life and the influential figures who played pivotal roles alongside him.

Much like 'The Crown,' the series is structured into three expansive seasons, offering a comprehensive view from Gandhi's early years in 1888 to the transformative year of 1947. Producer Sameer Nair emphasizes the show's global reach and its potential to deliver a personal angle on Gandhi's life, beyond his iconic status.

The series will make its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and draws inspiration from Ramachandra Guha's esteemed books. The first season, titled 'Mohan to Mahatma,' explores Gandhi's formative years and studies in London, portraying his evolution into the revered leader known worldwide.

(With inputs from agencies.)