A still from Guru

The film Guru highlighted this issue with more promising way. How a mediocre young ambitious lad from a remote and far-flung village of Gujarat turns hostile to formal education system and leaves for abroad in search of green pastures. More importantly, after some years he comes back to his motherland with a lesson, the lesson of working for himself rather than sweating for others and a dream, the dream to venture a business of his own. Despite all odds and hassles, indifferent behavior of his nears and dears he manages to reach the top rung of the business ladder with a hard work and dogged determination.

Films music is okay type and successfully veneered by cinematographic gimmicks. Its dialogues and delivery both are top class. The finale is a bit filmy ended with an highly emotional-cum-patriotic speech. If with a patriotic speech, Guru could manage some facts to prove himself innocent, it would have been a bit easy to digest. Me judice, court acts only on the basis of evidences and facts.

Mallika Sherawat, as a half-clad dancer, fittingly suited in her guest appearance. Aiswarya Rai, as Sujata, a bold village beta donna who fails to marry her first crush, did her the best job till date.

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