I Did Not Kill Gandhi

As a poignant drama, 'I Did Not Kill Gandhi' primarily elicits strong Sadness and Empathy, stemming from Uttam's heartbreaking mental decline and his daughter Trisha's devoted but challenging caregiving journey. A pervasive sense of Melancholy underscores the narrative, reflecting the loss of memory and the past. Anxiety is prominent as Trisha grapples with her father's condition and its impact on her personal life. The father's confused state and the mystery surrounding his 'Gandhi' confession drive significant Confusion and Curiosity, as Trisha seeks answers. Despite the difficulties, the deep familial bonds and Trisha's resilience evoke feelings of Love, Hope, and Inspiration.