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Another example of discrimination is shown in the movie is that when Gandhi and a white report was walking on the street, three white young men came and disturbed Gandhi telling him that black are not supposed to be on the pavement. The act of scolding and throwing him out is discrimination. Although he is rich and has the ticket, the people refuse to let him ride in the first class section. From the very first scene itself, it is showed that Gandhi was kicked out the train for being in the 'Whites-only' compartment. There are a few examples of discrimination in the movie. On the other hand, discrimination is the negative act and behaviour towards one. Prejudice is the negative attitude and beliefs towards one based on their social group. Prejudice and Discrimination are different.

At first it was the British against the Indians, and in the end, it is the Hindus and Muslims. One important aspect that is shown in the movie is the prejudice and discrimination happens in real life. This refinement mainly comes from the trust of self-competence. Later on, his public speaking skills have become good and his speeches can inspire millions of people. For example on the beginning of the film, it is shown that he does not have much skills in orating and throughout the film, he improves slowly with all the speeches he gave. Even he is not good at doing a task, he never backed up and trust that he can overcome the obstacles. He knows that doubt of oneself can make an individual incapable and hence, he always has strong faith in himself in whatever he does. From the quote above, it can be seen that Gandhi noted the importance of self-efficacy. He believes that by doing what is right, he can bring along the whole Nations with him in achieving independence. He trusts that to change the world, he has to take the first step. He has faith within himself and he always believes that he has the competencies to change the world. As he admitted of being stubborn, he knew clearly that persistence is the key to success in dealing with all these harsh and tough parties.Īnother reason of his success was because of his high self-efficacy. However, it is this characteristic of his that have brought him all these success. Never once he fought back when facing the cruel British army. Along the journey of achieving India's independence, he was very persistence in using a non-violent way to protest too. He would rather endure the pain and continue burning the passes as an act of protest than being obedient to what he thinks is injustice.

Especially on the first protest, although he was hit badly for burning the passes, he never thought of stopping. Despite all the arrest and obstacles he faced in facing the rights for Indians in South Africa, he never once gave up. The most obvious and strong characteristic of Mahatma Gandhi is that he is a very stubborn person or in other words persistence. The characters and qualities of Gandhi are well shown in this 3-hour movie. With all his influential and remarkable acts, he was referred as 'Mahatma', meaning Great Soul. He was the one who strive for India's independence from the United Kingdom and also the founder of Nonviolent protest campaign for Indian's right in South Africa.

This film has perfectly portrayed the significant events of Gandhi's life. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was also known as Gandhiji, is the Father of Indian Nation at all time.