Jinnah

The film "Jinnah" (1998) is a poignant and powerful biographical drama that explores the life of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of modern Pakistan. Through a non-linear narrative that spans over four decades, the movie delves into Jinnah's personal struggles, including his marriage to Ruttie and the loss of his daughter, as well as his tireless efforts to establish a homeland for Indian Muslims in the face of fierce opposition from Hindu leaders like Lord Mountbatten. The film culminates with Jinnah's tragic end, as he is met by a group of Muslim refugees who have been massacred during the partition of India, and ultimately accuses Mountbatten of betrayal before being granted eternal rest.