The Frontier Gandhi Badshah Khan | A Film by T.C. McLuhan

Have you ever heard of Badshah Khan, Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, the Frontier Gandhi? Take a look and learn of a daring and inspirational figure.

A President puts a nonviolent warrior from the Pakistan/Afghan border town of Utmanzai back on his map. See for yourself.

A little known colossus from one of the most violence prone regions on earth strides the subcontinent speaking of peace.

King of the Khyber? A Muslim Gandhi? A close friend and ally of the Mahatma's? Who is he? Find out.

A tribal aristocrat from a brutal warrior tradition persuades his people to give up the gun and emerges as one of history's greatest peacemakers. Improbable but unarguable fact.

The Red Shirts: a 100,000 strong nonviolent army of men, women, and young people — Muslims, Hindus, Christians, Parsees, Sikhs, and Buddhists — who fought for freedom, religious tolerance, social justice, and human dignity for all — Why don't we know about them?

A Badshah's (Emperor's) mission in his own words — spoken by legendary Indian actor Om Puri.

“ And such a people to take to nonviolence as the ultimate weapon at the bidding of one man is almost like a fairy tale. And this fairy tale was no mere fairy tale that we know. It was reality. The entire British Empire SHOOK at the sacrifice and suffering that the great Pathans had undergone.”

–Rajiv Vora, Swarajpeeth: Gandhian Center for Nonviolence and Peace, India