What was the opening scene of the film Gandhi, The power of one, and Cry the beloved country?

- Gandhi: The opening scene of the film Gandhi shows the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi on January 30, 1948, by Nathuram Godse. The film then goes back in time to tell the story of Gandhi's life and his struggle for Indian independence.

- The Power of One: The opening scene of the film The Power of One shows a young boy named Peekay arriving at a boarding school in South Africa. He is immediately singled out and bullied by the other students because of his English heritage. The scene sets the tone for the themes of racism and prejudice that will be explored throughout the film.

- Cry, the Beloved Country: The opening scene of the film Cry, the Beloved Country shows a rural village in South Africa, where the protagonist, Reverend Stephen Kumalo, lives. The scene sets the stage for the story of Kumalo's journey to Johannesburg to search for his missing son and the social and political issues he encounters along the way.

Gandhi:
- A young Mahatma Gandhi arrives in South Africa and experiences racial discrimination for the first time.

The Power of One:
- A young boy named Peekay is born in a rural village in South Africa during the apartheid era.

Cry the Beloved Country:
- The film opens with the Reverend Stephen Kumalo receiving a letter that his son, Absalom, has been accused of murder in Johannesburg.