:40:00
Generals' reputations are
being made in France today...
:40:03
...fighting on the Western front.
:40:06
Not as military governors in India.
:40:09
What the devil's going on back there?
:40:12
Must be that Indian who made
all that fuss in Africa.
:40:15
My cabin boy told me he was onboard.
:40:18
There he is.
:40:22
God, he's dressed like a coolie!
:40:24
I thought he was a lawyer.
:40:26
Mr. Gandhi, have you refused
to wear European clothes?
:40:30
No, I haven't refused.
:40:32
I simply wanted to dress the way
my comrades in prison dress.
:40:34
Will you support the war effort?
:40:36
If I wish to enjoy the benefits
and protection of the British Empire...
:40:41
...it would be wrong of me
not to help in its defence.
:40:45
Now that you're back in India,
what will you do?
:40:47
I don't know.
:40:49
-I don't know.
-One more question.
:40:51
As an Indian woman, how could you
accept the indignity of prison?
:40:55
My dignity comes
from following my husband.
:40:57
Thank you very much.
:41:05
Just a few words, then we'll
get you to civilization.
:41:08
May I?
:41:20
I'm glad to be home...
:41:27
...and I thank you for your greeting.
:41:47
I'll follow with your wife.
:41:48
Don't worry.
Everything's arranged.
:41:54
Who's that young man?
:41:56
That's young Nehru.
:41:57
He's got his father's intellect,
his mother's good looks...