Synopsis

Tom Pickle (Michael York) is the British rock star who travels to India to learn the sitar from Ustad Zafar Khan (Uptal Dutt). Much to the dismay of his aggressive agent Chris (Barry Foster), he leaves the money-making music world behind to learn about the exotic Indian instrument. Khan believes Tom lacks focus but has the talent, and a young hippie girl arrives (Rita Tushingham) who has the focus but not the natural talent that Tom possesses. There is a romantic angle between the hippie-girl Jenny and Tom, but it is more implied than demonstrated. Soon the Guru Khan is besieged by women who all try to capture his attention. He becomes frustrated over the lack of spiritual commitment of his students, as the rocker contemplates his return to swinging London town.

What Critics Say

No Hollywood.com review at this time

Hollywood.com

Spill.com puts a whole new spin on the "classic" movie review; turning dorky and dry into hilarious and hip. Spill's reviews are high-quality animated videos featuring a regular cast of comic personalities.

No Review At This Time

Cast Members

All "The Guru (2003)" Cast & Crew

Movie News

'DWTS' Guru Louis Van Amstel: Long Live the Dance Duel
Plus, his advice for Motown week.
'DWTS' Dance Guru Louis Van Amstel: Jack Wagner's Elimination "Is a Shame"
Hollywood.com's exclusive interview on the Week Three elimination.
Gossip Guru: Richardson's Life Support Turned Off
Actress Natasha Richardson's life support machine has been switched off, according to veteran gossip columnist Liz Smith.
'Love Guru' Leads Razzie Noms
When award season rolls around there’s only one show that no one in Hollywood wants to be a part of ... the Annual Razzie Awards.
Early B.O. Tracking: 'Get Smart' Headed For $30M-$35M; 'Love Guru' Much Softer at $20M-$25M
Will a send-up of Deepak Chopra from the man who created Austin Powers generate big box office? Or will Steve Carell successfully deadpan his way to the top of the box office heap with a revival of the late ‘60s TV classic Get Smart (Warner Bros)? The latest industry tracking seems to point toward a win for Warner Bros.

All "The Guru (2003)" Movie News