Hansal Mehta and Pratik Gandhi come together again after 'Scam 1992' for a series based on Mahatma Gandhi

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Updated At : 03:34 PM Jul 29, 2022 IST

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Applause Entertainment recently announced a biopic on the life and times of Mahatma Gandhi. Based on the writings of notable historian and author Ramachandra Guha, the series will be adapted from his two books — Gandhi before India and Gandhi-The Years that Changed the World. With Pratik Gandhi headlining the multi-season series, Applause Entertainment has announced the name of Hansal Mehta as the director and show-runner of the upcoming project. After the success of Scam 1992, the acclaimed filmmaker and Applause Entertainment have come together again to bring to life this epic saga. Says Hansal Mehta, “Our vision with the series is to make it as true-to-life as possible.” — TMS

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