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July 1962 (USA)
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Princess Kamara asks Tarzan to come to India. A huge dam is going to be opened in order to form a lake which will service an electric power plant...
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Fun Tarzan outing with interesting change of locale.
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Jock Mahoney | ... | Tarzan | |
| Jai | ... | Elephant Boy | |
| Leo Gordon | ... | Bryce, Head Engineer | |
| Mark Dana | ... | O'Hara | |
| Feroz Khan | ... | Prince Raghu Kumar | |
| Simi Garewal | ... | Princess Kamara (as Simi) | |
| Murad | ... | Maharajah | |
| Jagdish Raay | ... | Raaj | |
| G. Raghaven | ... | Chakra | |
| Aaron Joseph | ... | Drive | |
| Abas Khan | ... | Pilot | |
| Pehelwan Ameer | ... | Mooty | |
| K.S. Tripathi | ... | Conservation officer | |
| Peter Cooke | ... | Foreman | |
| Denis Bastian | ... | Servant |
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88 min
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Color (Metrocolor)
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2.35 : 1 more
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Mono (Westrex Recording System)
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Followed by Tarzan's Deadly Silence (1970)
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This is quite an enjoyable film with as an added bonus, 300(!!) elephants and spectacular Indian scenery. I don't think I've ever seen India look so beautiful in any movie. Jock Mahoney makes an articulate and athletic(if a bit lean) Tarzan. His easy-going performance is quite fun to watch, as is his interplay with the Maharaja's daughter. There seems to be a nice chemistry between these two. It is really too bad that their relationship isn't allowed to progress further but this being a G-rated film, the line has to be drawn somewhere. As this film is aimed at the very young, a lot of emphasis is put on Jai the elephant boy. This turns out to be the film's greatest weakness. The character is irritating and obnoxious. Not surprisingly, Mahoney looks a little uncomfortable in his scenes with the young boy and some of their moments together are downright corny. It's a good thing that the film's fast paced action sequences and beautiful scenery make up for these weaknesses(the final charge of the elephants is very exciting).Also of note, Leo Gordon is quite effective as the villain Bryce. On the whole, this is a good way to pass a rainy Sunday afternoon. You'll have to close your eyes and ears every time Jai appears, but the rest will go down easily enough, especially for the younger set. By the way, don't miss Tarzan's arrival into India. It's an eye opener!!