Unable to Install gvim/dependency in local directory without super user permission

Wanted to install gvim in the local drives as I don't have the root permission but it doesn't install the GUI version [i.e. GVIM] of it. Steps Followed: First I tried doing the ./configure process with just the --prefix to local directory and said no GUI related things are compiled. Then understood that by default GUI is disabled. Next in the src/Makefile I enabled the GUI option to use the GTK2 version of the GUI and also updated the prefix to include local directory. Then downloaded some packages called "gtk-vim-syntax" which contained some .vim files related to gtk2, gtk3, gnome etc. added that path to $PATH. Then first tried running the below configure option ./configure --prefix=/home/installed --with-features=huge --enable-gui=gtk2 But still when I saw the configure terminal outputs it said no--enable-gui found, so no GUI enabled. Then when checked online they said, you need to first install vim-common packages and either vim-gtk or vim-gnome and everyone provide the option of sudo apt-install etc etc. but since I am not the root user I am unable to install that way. Is there anyplace where I can find those package and install them locally before I try to ./configure in the vim folder ? Or is there any other way I can install the gvim and all its dependent files in the local directory and not as root user ? Why can't they add some notes/info on how to install the dependencies locally as well in the README. Kindly let me know if anyone had overcome this issue. Thanks in advance ! Update: I do see the gtk-2 is installed in the following path /usr/lib64/gtk-2.0 but not sure why the ./configure isnt auto picking it. Do I need to set any environment variable so that the ./configure picks it up ?