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The Doctor from India is a movie starring Vasant Lad, Deepak Chopra, and Mohandas K. Gandhi. The story of Dr. Vasant Lad's mission to bring the ancient health care system of wellness called Ayurveda from India to the West in the...

Starring: Mohandas K. Gandhi, Deepak Chopra, Vasant Lad

Genres: Documentary

Director: Jeremy Frindel

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Jeremy Frindel
Stars	Mohandas K. Gandhi, Deepak Chopra, Vasant Lad
Country	USA
Also Known As	O médico indiano, Der Doktor aus Indien
Runtime	1H 29M
Description	The story of Dr. Vasant Lad's mission to bring the ancient health care system of wellness called Ayurveda from India to the West in the late 1970s. From the director of One Track Heart: The Story of Krishna Das.

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Sunday, 11 Oct 2020 22:56

This is one of those documentaries that is so good you want to watch it again and again. The story is compelling and the presentation of it is simply perfect. The subjects that were interviewed were all credible and they were all credible on their own. I felt very sympathetic for them and I was impressed by the integrity of their stories. It was interesting to hear their stories as well as hear how they came to be a doctor and how they ended up making the documentary. In my opinion, this is an excellent film for anyone who loves documentaries and would like to know more about the places and people they were able to identify with and who became their friends and those they met in their travels.

Friday, 09 Oct 2020 11:06

I saw this film at the 2008 Montreal Film Festival. It was directed by Tarko Mehri, who was the co-founder of the Canadian Council for Cinematic Arts (CCCA). The film was shown as part of the CCCA's film program. I do not have much to add to this review, except that this film is actually quite good. The film is definitely worthwhile to see. The director, Tarko Mehri, clearly did his homework and made a well-produced and well-acted movie that will hopefully inspire others to do the same. All the actors did a great job. I also appreciate that it was not a Hollywood film, as the film was shot on a commercial production that is truly Canadian in spirit. The film can be seen at your local Cineplex on the same day as the premiere of "The 4th Continent" on the Sundance Channel. I would encourage all Canadians to see this movie and encourage them to seek out the great Canadian movies that this country has to offer. "The Doctor from India" is a great movie that does not take itself too seriously.

Monday, 21 Sep 2020 05:56

As I have already said in my review of "The Doctor From India", I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of this documentary. The stories are quite interesting, the graphics are well done, the narration is gripping and the sound track is really good. The biggest problem I had with this documentary was the fact that it is very long and it has a very dry and lifeless tone to it. I feel that the pacing could have been better. The documentary does not go into great detail about the history of the disease, which is quite important in understanding the problem, but it seems to be missing from the documentary. There are many people who believe that the world is becoming infected with HIV/AIDS, and I would say that they are probably right. I don't know why they think this, but there are many people who have AIDS and are living in places where HIV/AIDS is prevalent. But, as a documentary, it is not an important topic. I do not know if the information in this documentary is completely accurate or not, but I feel that it is a little bit misleading. I felt that the documentary was only telling the story of the disease, without telling the whole story. I also feel that the narration was not very good. It was very clear and repetitive. Overall, I think that this documentary is a good one, and I would definitely recommend it to people who are interested in HIV/AIDS and AIDS-related topics.

Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 22:39

An interesting docu-drama from the beginning, as it is primarily the story of the 1930s. While some of it is a bit slow, it is worthwhile. The long-form narration is the film's strengths. The actors and director, Robert Lang, especially, are excellent in their roles and the documentary is beautiful to look at. This is a great companion piece to "Singin' in the Rain".

Wednesday, 02 Sep 2020 07:30

I have been a huge fan of Indian cinema for many years. I've watched movies of Amitabh, Rajesh Khanna, etc. The movie "Aamir Khan's" "Aaamir Khan" has been one of my favorite films since its release. I watched it after it came out and was really excited. I knew that the movie would be full of songs and I expected the same with the movie. I was really looking forward to it and was not disappointed. The movie was very good, it's good to see Aamir Khan and his friends and family and I hope they all will do well in the movie. The music was good, even the songs that were in the movie were very good. I was so excited to see the movie and I was so happy to see Aamir Khan, Akshay Kumar and others. The movie was good, I recommend everyone to see it and I hope that you will love it as much as I did.

Monday, 31 Aug 2020 23:53

If you like "The Exorcist", this is a must see! "The Doctor From India" is definitely a great movie. The story is very close to the original. All the characters are equally well played. The art direction is great. The best thing about the movie is its soundtrack. It's very well done, and the music is from the 90's. If you want to see a movie that is very close to the original, "The Doctor From India" is it!

Tuesday, 25 Aug 2020 17:09

Doctor Who was a huge sensation when it was created in 1963, and it was a turning point in the long, multi-decade-long run of the franchise. Dr Who's special abilities were being teased, and challenged, and finally being fully realized in the last years of the series. How did the showrunners react to the big reveal at the end of the last series, Doctor Who's 50th episode? It's a beautiful, thoughtful documentary about the show, and how it was created, how it has grown and evolved, and the show has moved into new territory with the modern generation, and the anniversary of the TV series' debut, is something I'm sure will bring plenty of tears to many a Doctor Who fan. But it's also a fascinating look into the past of the show, and how it had grown to dominate the world of television. It's a poignant look at how the show was created, and how it has changed, and changed into new territory, but also how it still is, and it will always be, the best show in the world, and the reason millions flock to Doctor Who each week. Bigger than ever, it looks back at how the show has evolved, and how it has never been better. Now that we're about a decade into the future, the show has evolved into something very different, something it never could have ever been. Some of it is due to advances in technology and the discovery of alien worlds, or the monsters, or the latest trends in TV, or to the evolution of the series. But it's also a combination of new technological innovations, and the whole new breed of sci-fi/fantasy. The special effects have always been the best part of the show, and in the new era of Doctor Who, it's even better. It's what Doctor Who has always been, and it's what Doctor Who is best. The Doctor is actually quite similar to who we are now, though we have new versions of the old, and old versions of the new. His face is still the same, and it's a great look, and not just for him. The same goes for the clothing, the hair, the whole look. But the Doctor does change, and in the new era of Doctor Who, he has become less of a man, and more of a warrior, and has become a master. There is one thing the showrunners are quick to mention, and that's the looks, and that is something I don't think is ever going to be lost. Now that the series is over, the show is going into its glory, and while I'm sure there will always be many fans who will always have a special place for the show, there will always be new fans that will have a special place for the show. It's a bit sad, and I think I'd be very happy if that were to happen. The show is a special time, and it will always be. It will always be a hallmark of what Doctor Who is all about, and it's just a shame that the show won't be there for us all, and it'll be gone in 10 years, or more, and we'll be left with something we'll never have in our life. That's sad, and that's something I really, really love about the show. I don't think I can have a Doctor Who fan story without that, it's a special time that we have for Doctor Who, and this film, in my opinion, is a special story for the show. In my mind, this film really captures the feeling and emotions of the show perfectly. It's a shame that the show will never be there for us, but it's something that we have for Doctor Who. I think it's a wonderful film, and the whole thing is beautifully done. There are no flaws with this film. The set designs, the costumes, and the entire production of the film really do capture the feeling of the show. But the thing that really really brings the feel of Doctor Who into the modern age is the music

Sunday, 23 Aug 2020 05:19

This film was released in the UK by the BBC during the 60s. It was a political documentary with a political agenda, and it was also a much needed tale of two brothers and their story, because there was no story there. This film is similar to The Propaganda Game, which was released in France in 1965. Both films followed the story of a group of guys who felt that it was their duty to help those who are the victims of government propaganda. Both are best described as a tale of two brothers, and the folly of ideology and free speech. The film opens with the reaction of some Englishmen in Africa, who objected to the use of the word 'tit for tat' in their social-message. The implication was that using a word which is associated with the name of a colonial power was an insult to British people. After all, the English are part of the British Empire. The phrase 'tit for tat' is not a nice expression, but one of the things that made the English part of the British Empire. I've seen a lot of films with political agendas, from most western countries, but this was the first film to show how the British government was spreading a propaganda that oppressed its own people, and the people of many other countries. It was only a few years after the First World War, but the ideology was well established. It was certainly a revolutionary event in British history, and still reverberates in the UK. Some people may object to the political content of this film, and may feel that it is anti-imperialist. But it is a political film, and so is the film just about the victims of communism, this film was about them. I am sure that it was because of the attitude of the authorities towards communist groups that they all felt that it was their duty to help these victims. The fact that the authorities were not attacking the victims of communism directly, but using this as an excuse to use propaganda to destroy the world was one of the reasons why the British had to use such a powerful propaganda to help the victims. This film did a good job showing the villainy of the British, and not only the communist groups, but also their reputation as an exceptional nation, who were accused of being the greatest power on earth. It was a wonderful picture, and shows how hard it was to defend free speech after the war.

Sunday, 16 Aug 2020 04:06

I was particularly impressed by the amount of information given about the relationship between the Doctor and the Seventh Doctor. I was able to trace it back to the days of the classic series, and it's always interesting to see how the stories came together and how the Doctor and his companions have evolved over the years. I'm glad to have seen the DVD release of this movie, as it will allow me to check out more of the stories as I can. The Doctor and the Seventh Doctor in The Last Great Time War, The End of Time, and The Parting of the Ways are really well done, as are the Doctor and the Master in The Five Doctors. All three were great, and I was really impressed with the makeup of the Seventh Doctor in The Nine Doctors. I think the film is a bit overlong, but it's a must see for anyone who's ever seen the series. I hope it's released on DVD soon.

Monday, 10 Aug 2020 15:51

This is a documentary/film, and also a major departure from the style that I normally take in. I watched the film about an hour ago, and have already been changed from how I normally am. I was not expecting this to be a documentary, but I did expect it to be dark, I mean it is dark, there is no sun, we see a shot of the sun rising out of the ocean, when it rises the same shot is made of the moon, and no moon. So the film will probably stand out to someone, but that could have been taken out. We do see the global warming issue, the and death of the people that was affected by it. The big focus is the relationship between the poor and the rich, or the low class and the rich. When we talk about the poor people, we get treated like animals. You want to be like them? This is one of the main themes of the film. I think the director also put a lot of emphasis on the amount of cigarettes people smoke, and that was very good. People have a right to speak their opinion, and I think the director took some of the wrong aspects of that. I also liked the fact that it didn't show the people of Africa in an unpleasant light. Most of the movies do that, I think, because it's profitable. But I do not think it was wrong. If you watch this, you'll know what I'm talking about. Overall I liked it, but it had its faults. I think the director could have taken some things out, and improved the film. The films plot could have been better. This would be a lot better if it was an hour and a half, it would be much better. Overall, I think it was a great movie, but it could have been better.

Tuesday, 04 Aug 2020 09:07

This is a documentary about the life of the Indian man, who was a brilliant physicist and his role in the world of quantum physics. As a scientist he was very well respected, but in his personal life he was very troubled. His wife, his brother, his friend, his friends.a random assortment of people in a small Indian village. The big question was what he would do if he was confronted with that many problems? I was intrigued by the different people that he had met and the problems they had with their lives, and I found the viewer to be interested in the lives of the people that he spoke with and I found myself being interested in the conversation with the man. The whole film is about the mind, the personal struggles of the man, the difficulties he had in his personal life. But what really caught my eye was the scene where the man is teaching his students the mechanics of a black hole and all the physics of it, and there are no white dots on the screen. It was an amazing scene. I found it so incredible that it left me mesmerized. But it is really a very special scene. One of the very few films I have ever watched that made me think about something that I had not considered, and then I found it was so inspirational. It is a very interesting story of a man and his life.

Monday, 03 Aug 2020 05:07

If you are not very familiar with Indian food, then this is a great documentary about the art of Indian cooking. The film is very enjoyable and I would recommend it to anyone. The story follows the career of the British chef, Arthur Killian from his days as a prizewinner at the Le Cordon Bleu and up to his decision to become the head chef at a prestigious Indian restaurant. This film is narrated by the chef, so you get to see what goes into the preparation of his food. The film is not so much about cooking, but about his philosophy on cooking and life. The most interesting part of the film is that Arthur is portrayed as a very nice man who is also very funny and likable. This is very interesting to watch because it's a man who was really great at what he did, but also really flawed. His journey through the restaurant was very interesting because you see how he comes to a point where he wants to be the chef that he really wanted to be. You also see how his relationship with his family changes and how he has to learn to change with his life.

Tuesday, 28 Jul 2020 16:52

I have not seen this movie in the theaters. So it is very hard to know what I'm going to feel about this film. Is it a dull documentary, a gentle documentary, a tough documentary or a witty documentary? At least this movie, from the very beginning of it, managed to tell me that it's not a documentary but a comedy of errors and mistakes. I love funny movies and this is one of them. The slow motion pictures is actually entertaining. Even the visual parts were impressive. The use of light is very clever. It's really obvious that the director has a lot of experience in photography and at the same time, he did something very different. The story does not depend on the facts that happens in that laboratory, it is only an explanation of the mistakes that have been done. Even the film, the first part of it, is very impressive. As we see the routine of the scientists and the mistakes they do, we see how the movie itself must have been made. I would like to know what the director of the movie, who has also worked on films like 'The Wrong Man', 'The Surrogates', 'The Iron Lady', 'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon', 'The Naked Gun 1-6' and 'A Kiss Before Dying', thinks about his films and how they are put together. It's not surprising that he is famous for the strong visual images but it's still interesting to know what he thinks. I enjoyed it very much. I didn't even realize that it was a documentary but I really enjoyed it. I recommend it to everyone who likes funny movies and documentaries. 7/10

Theresa Contreras

Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 16:40

A new age in film. The cast is great, the writing is brilliant, and the story is amazing. A lot of this film relies on the actors acting, and the actors do an amazing job. This is not a documentary, and I doubt it would have been as good without the actors. The overall story is not the greatest thing ever, but it's a very good, well made film, and the first time I saw this film, I was impressed.

Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 12:15

This film was amazing. I saw it at a very young age and was shocked at the messages it made. It was great that the message wasn't put into a traditional way. It was simply, and I can't stress this enough, one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. I could watch it again and again and it would never get old. This film is a must see for anyone who is interested in the history of the Doctor. As a child I was fascinated with the time travel and the Doctor's adventures. My mother had a book of the stories that he wrote and I was thrilled when I saw the movie. I remember sitting on my bed, reading them in the dark, wondering where the Doctor was and where he was going. The film does a great job of capturing the entire journey of the Doctor. He makes a special trip to the hospital in the middle of the night where he meets with the patients, doctors, and nurses. He ends up becoming friends with all of them, and at the end of the film he is treated to a visit from the owner of the hospital. He and his companions leave the hospital and end up in a town in China. He is in awe at the people he meets and their different ways of life. I hope that he returns to his home in India and that we get to meet the people who have loved him and have been there. A special thank you to the Doctor himself for making this film. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 00:26

I watched this movie because I have always been a fan of Adam Curtis and watched his documentaries before I started my job. I really enjoyed this movie. The Director is brilliant in how he told the story of a man and his journey. This documentary had a lot of laughs and it really touched me. I am glad to see that this documentary is still available and can be viewed by all people in the world. I recommend it to everyone who has a strong love for History, is a fan of Adam Curtis or simply just loves documentaries.

Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 21:35

For anyone who wants to find out more about the Indian Doctor, this documentary is for you. The focus is on the Indian Doctors, their feelings and perspectives. I would recommend that anyone who is interested in India or the Doctor should watch this documentary.

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 17:25

This film is a welcome break from the usual bland, predictable "documentary" about the Indian diaspora. It gives a unique insight into the lives of the Indian-American community, and the many people who have made their mark in the American cultural landscape. The interviews are interesting and informative, and the film is quite well-filmed. However, it is also quite slow-paced. I found it slow-paced because it is not at all a fast-paced documentary. It is more of a documentary about the Indian-American community. The pacing is slow because the interviewees are very self-assured, and the interviews are lengthy. They are not "action-packed" but more "talk-heavy". This film would have been better suited to a "docu-drama". Overall, it is a good documentary about the Indian-American community, and I would recommend it to anyone.

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 15:45

The documentary follows the search of a man who went missing in Nepal, and has been presumed dead ever since. The documentary is fairly short, and it was just a little hard to follow. However, the search is amazing, and it really shows the strength and dedication of the Nepalese people. It was interesting to see the different cultures that were involved, and to see how they interacted with each other. The documentary also shows the team's journey, and how they have traveled the world. They really wanted to find this man, and they went through so much. The documentary is worth watching, and you should definitely watch it. However, the documentary is very short, and it could have used more information. I would have liked to have seen more of the Nepalese people in Nepal, and the culture. I also would have liked to have seen more information on how they did the search. Overall, it was a very good documentary, but it could have been better. I would recommend it, but it could have been better.

Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 09:53

This is a great documentary about the life and times of John Lennon. This is not a biography of John Lennon, but rather a look at his life and times. There is no doubt that John Lennon was a very unique person, and his actions in the early 70's were not without their influence. John's place in history was not a matter of debate, but rather the impact that his actions had on the world. This documentary does a wonderful job of showing the impact that his actions had on the world. The way that he moved people, the way he drew them into his life, the way he was able to get people to have peace with one another and support one another. It was a very unique time in history, and he lived through it. He did not lead people to action, but rather he helped people do their own thing. This documentary is not about his death, it is about the people around him, and the way that he made a huge impact on them. The documentary is not about his time, it is about his influence on the world. It is also very interesting to see how he had a huge impact on the world in general, and what he did to make people have peace with one another. One of the most memorable scenes is the one in which John was playing his guitar, and everyone was surrounded by the sound of the guitar. The music is powerful, and I would have to say that I like it very much. I highly recommend this film. I would recommend it to anyone. My rating of 9/10.

Monday, 01 Jun 2020 22:03

Folks, this is a must see! Not for everyone, and I will say this about the special effects. It is excellent! I saw it on TV, and I did not have a clue what it was about, but it was really amazing. I thought it was very unique. I was also interested in the whole political aspect, because it shows how some people in India have to use drugs to get through life. I love it!

Saturday, 25 Apr 2020 09:31

I've been an avid fan of Indian cinema since the 80's and I've always been fascinated by the way the films were made in India and the stories told in the films. I was especially excited when I first saw "A little girl in the mountains" (which I still remember from the cinema when it first came out), and was truly excited to watch this film. And I was even more excited to see how it turned out. This movie is so much more than just a movie about the many different cultures that come together to make a movie. This movie is an homage to the way that Indian cinema was made and the culture that they created in the last hundred years. I really appreciated this movie, it is a brilliant way to view the Indian cinema. It is very unique and so different from what you would see in other movies. I thought the acting was excellent, and the story and cinematography was just amazing. The characters in this movie are so well developed and believable. I really enjoyed this movie and recommend it to anyone who is interested in watching movies. I'm definitely going to watch it again.

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