Kishor Belekar’s Gandhi Talks is a dialogue-free film that sometimes shows signs of regret over its stylistic choice. Gandhi Talks has too much character information and plot exposition for a movie that viewers are supposed to follow despite the absence of spoken lines. Unlike the gold standard for dialogue-less Indian films – Singeetam Srinavasa Rao’s Pushpaka Vimana (1987) – the clumsily titled Gandhi Talks doesn’t always justify its gimmick. Gandhi Talks labours to express through visuals what actually needed to have been said through dialogue. However, Gandhi Talks isn’t crisp enough or filmed in an interesting way to be consistently engaging.