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Solar Eclipse: Depth of Darkness

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Three police officers in different parts of India obtain intelligence about a plot in which right-wing nationalists intend to assassinate Mahatma Gandhi.

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Mike McCahill Guardian 01/30/2019
1/5
We may not witness an eggier film all year. Go to Full Review
Gary Goldstein Los Angeles Times 01/29/2019
Its timely messages become muted amid a kaleidoscope of settings, characters, brusque action scenes, blunt speechifying and wan romance. Go to Full Review
Ben Kenigsberg New York Times 01/29/2019
"The Gandhi Murder" begins with a claim to be "based on verified facts." Given the overall shoddiness of the production... those facts are probably worth reverifying. Go to Full Review
Kumar Shyam The National (UAE) 02/07/2019
The Gandhi Murder is a must-watch film for history buffs, especially for those interested in the Partition of India. Go to Full Review
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07/05/2024 The Gandhi Murder delves deeply into the chaotic period following India's partition, offering an intense narrative centered on Gandhi’s assassination. Luke Pasqualino shines as DCP Jimmy, delivering a powerful and emotionally charged performance. Vikas Srivastava is convincingly sinister as Nathuram Godse, adding significant tension to the story. The contributions of Stephen Lang and Om Puri enrich the film’s depth, making the historical context more compelling. Despite subpar VFX and action sequences, the strong storyline and excellent acting make this movie a must-watch for fans of historical dramas and conspiracies. The film’s exploration of controversial theories surrounding Gandhi’s death adds an additional layer of intrigue, making it a thought-provoking and captivating watch. See more Eric F 07/04/2024 Intriguing and Well-Acted "An intriguing and well-acted historical drama, especially by Vikas Srivastava and Rajit Kapur. The visual effects and 3D work leave much to be desired. See more Mitchell D 07/04/2024 Compelling and emotional, with standout performances by Stephen Lang and Om Puri. The VFX and action scenes could use improvement, but the story remains strong See more Zechariah G 07/03/2024 The Gandhi Murder dives deep into the chaotic period following India's partition, presenting an intense narrative centered on Gandhi’s assassination. Luke Pasqualino shines as DCP Jimmy, delivering a powerful and emotionally charged performance. Vikas Srivastava is convincingly sinister as Nathuram Godse, adding significant tension to the story. Stephen Lang and Om Puri contribute greatly to the film’s depth, making the historical context more compelling. Despite subpar VFX and action sequences, the strong storyline and excellent acting make this movie a must-watch for fans of historical dramas and conspiracies. The film’s exploration of controversial theories surrounding Gandhi’s death adds an additional layer of intrigue, making it a thought-provoking and captivating watch. See more Georgiana V 07/03/2024 A historical drama with heart, featuring excellent performances. The VFX detracts from the overall experience, but it’s still a solid. See more Kairo A 07/03/2024 Emotionally Charged "An emotionally charged film with standout performances by Vikas Srivastava and Rajit Kapur. The VFX and 3D effects, unfortunately, are not up to par. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Three police officers in different parts of India obtain intelligence about a plot in which right-wing nationalists intend to assassinate Mahatma Gandhi.
Director
Karim Traidia, Pankaj Sehgal
Distributor
Rising Star Entertainment
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Jan 30, 2019, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Dec 7, 2020
Runtime
2h 11m