
If you go a few years back in time, Gandhi Jayanti was almost synonymous with dry day. No one gave a damn what "Gandhiji's aadarsh" were. Even in the movie 'Lage Raho Munnabhai' when Munna asks Circuit, " What the hell is on 2nd of October?". His reply was ' dry day hai bhai'. It was infact post the very same movie that Gandhiji's long forgotten principles got some re-recognition. Sanjay Dutt turned out to be the one who gave the term "Gandhigiri" so much hype.
I am not saying this just for the sake of it, but I do have some facts to prove my point. The youth of India is taking Gandhigiri online and spreading it worldwide. There are numerous communities on orkut named after Gandhigiri with hundreds and thousands of members. Just check out GANDHIGIRI KARNE KA MAMU!!! and gandhiri rocks .
The surge about Gandhiism has been on an upswing on sites like Youtube and Facebook. The videos like Gandhi-His Triumph Changed The World Forever and No Dadagiri Only Gandhigiri have drawn a lot of traffic of late.
I myself though am not a big Gandhi believer but I do appreciate some of his principles. I am for example, a big believer of non-violence. I have heard some very wise people say that Gandhiji's principles are too strong to just fade and die out of our culture which post 'Lage Raho Munna Bhai' I understood why.










