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After serving his prison sentence, Gandhi returns to save his family as well as his village which is being plagued by criminals, drug dealers, caste-ism, poverty, and dirty politics.
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After serving his prison sentence, Gandhi returns to save his family as well as his village which is being plagued by criminals, drug dealers, caste-ism, poverty, and dirty politics.
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