Acharya Narendra Dev was not just a politician; he was a smart scholar whose life was like the hope in movies like "Guide," where people try to make the world better. He was born on 31 October 1889, and his life showed how much he cared about fairness and equal society. Unlike the quick fame of movies, his impact has lasted, changing how people think in India for many years. He worked closely with Jawaharlal Nehru and was a key person in the Indian National Congress, helping to fight for freedom. But he wanted a society where everyone was equal, so he helped start the Congress Socialist Party in 1934. This was like the spirit in movies like "Rang De Basanti," where young people question the way things are. He was not only a political planner; he was also a deep thinker. He knew a lot about Buddhist ideas and Marxist thinking, which made him special in Indian politics. As the leader of Lucknow University and Banaras Hindu University, he taught many young people, giving them the values of thinking for themselves and caring about society. People he worked with often praised his mind, calling him a "beacon of enlightenment" in a troubled world. He died on 19 February 1956, leaving behind a history of smart thinking and a strong focus on helping those in need.