The film was released in theatres on September 27
Music maestro AR Rahman is all set to compose the music for Hansal Mehta's directorial Gandhi.
Excited to have Rahman on the Gandhi team, Sameer Nair, Managing Director of Applause Entertainment, said, "Gandhi is not just a series, it's a global narrative on the triumph of the human spirit. AR Rahman's music will infuse a soul-stirring dimension to this iconic story to resonate with audiences around the world. With Rahman's score, I believe we are crafting something truly special — a series that both entertains and inspires."
AR Rahman said, "Watching Gandhiji's younger life is a revelation — his experiments with truth, life, and so many other things show the evolution of his character. I am deeply honoured to be scoring the music for this story, in collaboration with Applause Entertainment and under the articulate direction of Hansal Mehta."
Based on Ramachandra Guha's definitive writings, Gandhi stars Pratik Gandhi in the lead role.
Sharing what audience can expect from the series, Hansal previously said, "When you speak of a historic and iconic figure like Mahatma Gandhi, there is already a great deal of responsibility on you as a filmmaker. Our vision with the series is to make it as true-to-life as possible and supported by Ramachandra Guha's work, we are confident and enthusiastic that we will bring audiences something to remember. With a common vision for this ambitious narrative, I am excited to kick-start a new journey, yet again with Sameer and the team at Applause."
More details regarding the series are yet to be disclosed.
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