The Brahmin Widow Trailer (1968)
08 April 1968
A British soldier returns to India to find the woman he fell in love wit
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Cast
Ronald Fraser as Major-General Peter Howard
Michael Bates as Mr. Ambekar
Maxine Audley as Sue Puohit
Renu Setna as Baluji
John Bluthal as Kondu
Madhav Sharma as Captain Sawant
Nik Zaran as Havildar
David Graham as Inspector of Customs
Christopher Benjamin as Niaz Ali Beg
International Titles
ITV Playhouse: The Brahmin Widow Trailer
International Releases Dates
United Kingdom 08 April 1968
Production Companies
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