How long is Decoding Deepak?

Decoding Deepak is 1 hr 14 min long.

What is Decoding Deepak about?

Filmmaker and journalist Gotham Chopra embarks on a year-long road trip with his father Deepak Chopra in an attempt to resolve the spiritual icon he is to the world vs. the real man known to his family. From devoted disciples that range from Lady Gaga to lost souls searching for themselves in the red rock deserts of Sedona, Gotham begins to paint a raw portrait of his dad that only a son can. The film travels across the planet chronicling colorful Deepak activities – from a traditional monk ordainment in Thailand to a literal decoding of ancient family registers in rural India. On the homefront, Gotham also takes a closer look at the expansive spiritual empire his father has built over his 25 year career that initially was conceived out of Deepak’s own deep personal and spiritual dissatisfaction, and a decidedly non-spiritual (and boozy) origin.

Decoding Deepak

Name: Decoding Deepak
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2012-10-05
Duration: 74
Rating: 59

NR 1 hr 14 min

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How long is Decoding Deepak?: Decoding Deepak is 1 hr 14 min long.

Who directed Decoding Deepak?: Gotham Chopra

What is Decoding Deepak about?: Filmmaker and journalist Gotham Chopra embarks on a year-long road trip with his father Deepak Chopra in an attempt to resolve the spiritual icon he is to the world vs. the real man known to his family. From devoted disciples that range from Lady Gaga to lost souls searching for themselves in the red rock deserts of Sedona, Gotham begins to paint a raw portrait of his dad that only a son can. The film travels across the planet chronicling colorful Deepak activities – from a traditional monk ordainment in Thailand to a literal decoding of ancient family registers in rural India. On the homefront, Gotham also takes a closer look at the expansive spiritual empire his father has built over his 25 year career that initially was conceived out of Deepak’s own deep personal and spiritual dissatisfaction, and a decidedly non-spiritual (and boozy) origin.