A female anchor in an Indian movie said hello Mumbai, I forgot her name.

The gangster dreamed of peace and asked the gangster to attack again.

Synopsis of Gangster Peace Dream Gandhi fever is sweeping India, and one of the reasons can be said to be attributed to this film. This film tells the story of Muna, a gangster, who lied that he was a university professor in order to pursue a female DJ on the radio, and spared no effort to fabricate Gandhi's life story in order to participate in a quiz on the radio. When he was planning day and night, the ghost of Gandhi appeared in front of him and taught him how to deal with adversity in life by non-violent means. In this gangster film, the role of Mahatma Gandhi is played almost from beginning to end, and Gandhi's philosophy and spirit also run through the whole film. A week after the film was released in New Delhi, the city government used it to promote Gandhi's pursuit of truth and non-violent struggle, and announced that the film could be exempted from entertainment tax. Similarly, Chetis Gelbon in central India praised Gandhi's values for this educational film, propagated positive messages, and granted the film tax-free status.