The use of "flashback" is a common device in movies, as well as in literary biography, often when the lead character ( or subject) has a tragic and widely-reported death. This technique was used with several of the book format biographies of Jayne Mansfield, and one about the female evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. It is also called the back-to-front perspective, a term borrowed from Engineering drawing, drafting, etc.
Flashback can also be effective in helping us understand a character's thought processes, as he (or she) looks back on what happened and considers what resulted. But in addition, it can be used by the director or the narrator if the lead character has died. In the case of the Gandhi movie, we are about to get a retrospective of his life, and the film-maker decided to use his death as our starting point and then flash back; this lets the viewer follow along with how Gandhi became the beloved icon whose death was mourned by millions.
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Mahatma Gandhi arrived on the political scene of India in 1915.
1932 - In September, while still in jail, Gandhi begins a "fast unto death" to improve the status of the Untouchable caste. The fast ends after six days when the British Government accepts a settlement agreement between the Untouchables and higher caste Indians.1933 - In April Gandhi fasts for 21 days to again focus attention on the plight of the Untouchables. He is released from jail during this fast but rearrested with his wife and 30 followers on 31 July after commencing a new "individual" civil disobedience campaign and sentenced to a year in jail.
Mahatma Gandhi influenced many people to start believing in Non-violence and push the British Laws using words and Non-violence.PeaceAn ipad
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