Première show of ‘Walking with M’ - a movie based on the 7500 km Walk of Hope led by Sri M

The film chronicles the ‘Walk of Hope’ peace march, a silent movement spearheaded by Sri M, an Indian yogi and spiritual guide, where a group of approximately 100 people, walked from Kanyakumari, which is the southernmost point of the India, through eleven states up to the city Srinagar in Kashmir, the northernmost state – the route treaded being symbolic of the consecrated marches made by various holy men in the past, which squarely represents the cultural glory of this country.
The peace march visited all the major places of worship, while engaging in dialogue with an assorted Indian population through its hamlets, townships and metropolitans in an endeavour to counter hatred and extremism by speaking about the notion of unification and thereby instilling the flame of solidarity, above all our religious, cultural, racial and ethnic diversities, amidst the common citizens.
Sri M - Spiritual teacher, social reformer, educationist, author and global speaker – was born Mumtaz Ali, into a Muslim family on November 6, 1949 in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.
His transformational journey, from a young boy to a living yogi, is a story of single-minded discipline and dedication.