Gudia Trailer (1997)

24 March 1997 Drama, Thriller 139 mins

Johnny, a musician, joins Hameed the ventriloquist’s troupe, featuring the talking doll Urvashi. When Hameed loses his voice, Johnny buys Urvashi and returns to Mumbai, reuniting with his sweetheart Rosemary. Johnny’s performances with Urvashi are successful, but Rosemary becomes jealous. During communal riots, Johnny’s songs expose the culprits, leading to Urvashi’s destruction. Silenced, Johnny is comforted by Rosemary, who takes Urvashi’s place on stage, becoming the doll herself. Based on a play by Mahasweta Devi.

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Cast

Crew

Goutam Ghose Director

Mahasweta Devi Short Story

Ain Rasheed Khan Dialogue

Nida Fazli Lyricist

Goutam Ghose Lyricist

Goutam Ghose Original Music Composer

Goutam Ghose Screenplay

Goutam Ghose Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

India 24 March 1997

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