The Guru (1969) - film review

Comedy

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The Guru is an American-Indian film comedy first released in 1969, directed by James Ivory. The film stars Rita Tushingham, Michael York, Utpal Dutt, Madhur Jaffrey and Barry Foster. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: James Ivory
Script: Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, James Ivory
Photo: Subrata Mitra
Music: Ustad Vilayat Khan
Cast: Rita Tushingham (Jenny), Michael York (Tom Pickle), Utpal Dutt (Ustal Zafar Khan), Madhur Jaffrey (Begum Sahiba), Barry Foster (Chris), Aparna Sen (Ghazala), Zohra Sehgal (Mastani), Saeed Jaffrey (Murad), Nana Palsikar (The Guru’s Guru), Nadira (Courtesan), Leela Naidu (Girl at the Party), Usha Katrah (Lady Reporter), Fred Ohringer (Howard), Nargis Cowalsji (Society Hostess), Marcus Murch (Snide Guest), Dorothy Strelsin (Tourist), Ismail Merchant (Master Of Ceremonies), Rafi Ameer (Arnold D’Mello), Soni Aurora (Miss Teen Beaty Queen Uttar Pradesh), Agarwal (Doctor), Pinchoo Kapoor (Murderer), Prayag Raj (Classical Singer), Dina Pathak (Jury member at U.P. Beauty Contest)
Country: USA / India
Language: English
Runtime: 112 min

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