Kabi: Gandhian Way of Life Remains Relevant Amidst Violence in Indian Cinema

Neeraj Kabi, the actor who portrayed Mahatma Gandhi in the TV series Samvidhaan, believes that the Gandhian way of life holds extreme relevance, especially in today's world. The significance of Gandhi's legacy will endure for generations to come, as his values are timeless and universal.

According to Kabi, the Gandhian way of life is rooted in six core qualities: ahimsa, satyagrah, sacrifice, leadership, humanity, and equality. These principles are not mere ideals, but a way of life that requires dedication and practice, Kabi emphasizes. Just as one must hone their skills to wield a weapon effectively.

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One must also cultivate these qualities to become a better human being.

Kabi feels that the young generation is already showing the power of Gandhian principles. The student protests at Jantar Mantar earlier this year. Which were sparked by concerns over the NEET paper leaks, are a shows the enduring influence of Gandhi's ideas.

The youth of our nation have always been the driving force behind social change. And today they are continuing this tradition by embracing non-violence and working towards their goals,Kabi notes.

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While Gandhi advocated for non-violence, the Hindi film industry today is increasingly showing violence on screen, which Kabi sees as a problem.However, this trend is a symptom of a larger issue – the erosion of sensibility and empathy in our society.

Kabi believes that the film industry has a responsibility to promote positive values and inspire audiences to become better versions of themselves.As artists. We have a duty to create content that uplifts and educates. Rather than simply seeking to entertain or profit,Kabi says.If we fail to do so, we risk perpetuating a culture of violence and negativity that can have far-reaching consequences.We must strive to create a society that values empathy, compassion, and understanding, and inspires our citizens to become the best version of themselves, Kabi concludes.