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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Ashok, Raghu, Guru entitled Guru.
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conversations.value: Guru (1980 film): A young man Raghu sets up an explosive in a railway track to blow up a train.\nRaghu is a freedom fighter who wants to destroy the train in which British officers are travelling.\nHe returns home after his successful attempt and is slammed by his rich father who is an ardent supporter of the British.\nRaghu insists that his country and its freedom are more important than anything.\nWhen police comes to arrest Raghu, his father hands him to them but Raghu's pregnant wife Parvati diverts the police and lets her husband escape.\nRaghu escapes in his bike and meets with an accident and is declared dead.\nParvati gives birth to a son named Ashok and ten years pass by.\nShe is away from her father-in-law and still in a belief that her husband is alive and shall come to them one day.\nAshok wins prizes in various competitions in his school and he bags many cups distributed by Raghu's father.\nSeeing Ashok's brilliance,he reminds of his son and sets for search of his daughter-in-law and her child without knowing that Ashok is his grandson.\nHis accountant who is a cunning man tries to make use of the situation and pretends to search his boss's grandchild.\nMeanwhile, Ashok attacks a landlord for trying to rape his mother.\nThe landlord kills Ashok's mother in revenge and Ashok kills him in turn.\nThe accountant witnessing this makes use of the opportunity and brings his relative boy and tells his boss that the boy is his grandson Ramesh.\nAshok escapes from the place after killing the landlord.\nYears pass by and Ashok now a grown up young man who lives like a Robin Hood under the name Guru.\nHe manages to nab a collection of diamonds and money from diamond smugglers and escape from a running train.\nWhile on his way he hears a gunshot and hides his things in a car thinking that police is chasing him.\nBut the gunshot is heard from shooting by a young girl named Sujatha who was showing her gun shooting talents to her friends.\nHe teases her and both get into fight.\nSujatha leaves angrily from the place in the car where Ashok hid his diamond and money suitcase.\nHe follows her to her home which is the home of Commissioner of Police.\nHe cuts the power supply and enters inside the house disguised like an aged electrician.\nHe recovers his suitcase and leaves the place.\nAfter he left Sujatha finds that the electrician has forgot his suitcase and rushes to hand it over to him.\nHer uncle opens the suitcase only to find Guru has visited the place.\nAshok uses all the money he smuggled for his orphanage 'Parvati Nilayam' which he runs in the name of his mother sheltering large number of orphan children.\nBut he is well respected rich man Ashok in the society and as philanthropist.\nRaghu's father raises Ramesh without knowing that he is fake and Ramesh is now a spoiled young man with all sorts of bad habits which is not liked by his fake grandfather.\nAshok once catches Ramesh red-hand when he tried to cheat other players in the gambling because of which he is thrown out.\nAshok finds that some anti-social elements approach him to take aerial photographs of the military and defense areas as he is a member of flight club and good friend of the niece (Sujatha) of Commissioner of Police because of which no one will question him and offer him Rs.\n200,000 and a camera for that.\nAshok chases Sujatha who is with Ramesh in a small plane while he is taking the photographs but he is pretending to tease Sujatha.\nWhen they land Ashok manages to grab the camera from Ramesh and also he loots the money from Ramesh as Guru which was given by the anti-social group.\nSujatha and Ashok meet once again when she seeks help for a fund-raising program for cyclone relief fund.\nSujatha gets attracted to him when he donates a large sum of money and also knowing that he is sheltering large number of children.\nShe invites Ashok for the fund-raising dance program and introduces him to her professor who is none other than Raghu who is now aged.\nBoth Raghu and Ashok develop a respect and liking for each other without knowing their relationship but eventually Raghu finds out that Ashok is his son.\nHe also saves Ashok from a gunshot shot by one of the members of anti-social group knowing that he is Guru who spoiled their plan.\nRaghu gets wounded instead of Ashok.\nSujatha is kidnapped by the group and Ashok rushes to save her as Guru.\nGuru fights with the group and rescues Sujatha.\nHe playfully teases her as Guru and asks her to marry him.\nBut Sujatha expresses that she is in love with a man named Ashok not knowing he is Ashok.\nBoth Sujatha and Ashok love each other and Sujatha invites him to her home to meet her mother.\nAshok sees a photo of a man who he killed to save his mother's honour and shocks to hear that he is Sujatha's father.\nAshok leaves the place before meeting Sujatha's mother.\nHe also tells Sujatha to forget him as it is not possible for them to unite in life leaving her heartbroken.\nRaghu visits the orphanage and looks at the statue of Parvathi.\nHe reminds of an incident a few years back when he went to police station to find his wife and comes to know from the police that his wife is dead and his son is wanted for murder.\nSince Parvati's statue shall be an evidence that Ashok is the killer for the murder he tries to destroy it and earns Ashok's anger.\nAshok plans to loot a big golden fish to fund his orphanage for lifelong and decides to surrender to police for all his crimes.\nOne of the anti-social group over hears this and they inform police that Guru has planned to steal the golden fish because of which intense security is tighten by police department for the fish.\nGuru somehow steals the fish and escapes but is wounded by police gunshot which makes him go unconscious.\nHe was rescued by Raghu and was given asylum by him.\nAshok wakes up next morning in his place and was wondering who saved him and about the whereabouts of the stolen fish.\nSujatha's mother meets Ashok and begs to accept her daughter as his wife but Ashok refuses to do so as he reveals that he cannot marry her daughter as he is cause of her becoming widow to save his mother's modesty and honour.\nMeanwhile, police department corners Raghu for concealing the truth of Guru and Raghu admits that he is Guru and he is arrested.\nThe news of Guru is flashed in newspaper which surprises Ashok as to why Raghu took the blame on himself.\nHe sets out to meet Raghu and overhears the talk of Raghu with his father that Ashok is his real son and not Ramesh.\nRaghu was kidnapped by the anti-social group and Ashok also gets trapped to save him.\nSujatha who initially was angry on Ashok for killing her father comes to help them after finding from her mother why Ashok killed her father.\nAfter all struggles and fights the anti-social group along with Ramesh are arrested.\nWhen police charge Raghu for the Guru's crimes Ashok reveals himself that he is the real Guru.\nAfter few years of imprisonment Ashok comes to his orphanage and unites with his father and accepts Sujatha as his wife.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Guru, Gurukant, Bachchan entitled Guru.
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conversations.value: Guru (2007 film): The beginning of the film is set in 1951 in a small village of Idar in Sabarkantha district, northern Gujarat, where a young man named Gurukant "Guru" Desai (Abhishek Bachchan) dreams of making it big some day.\nHis father (Rajendra Gupta), the headmaster of the village school, tells him not to dream and that dreams never come true.\nGurukant decides to go to Turkey and enter the spice trade; later, he is promoted but refuses the job, as he wants to work for himself.\nBack in his village, he marries Sujata (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan), mainly because of the dowry she brings him.\nAlong with Sujata and her brother Jignesh (Arya Babbar), Guru migrates to Bombay and starts trading in cloth.\nGradually, he expands his business and sets up manufacturing units of his own, under the name "Shakti Corporation".\nManik "Nanaji" Dasgupta (Mithun Chakraborty), who publishes a newspaper Swatantra, treats Guru as his son.\nGuru likewise looks upon him as a father figure who gives him support during his early days of struggle in Bombay.\nHe also develops a strong friendship with Meenu (Vidya Balan), granddaughter of Dasgupta.\nMeenu develops multiple sclerosis as she grows up, and begins using a wheelchair.\nAs Gurukant Desai\'s business grows into one of the largest in India, he ruthlessly pursues success.\nHe smuggles machine parts for his polyester mills, illegally creates goods, and manipulates stocks to make a higher profit.\nBut when Manik Dasgupta learns that Guru\'s means of success are not always honest, he, along with a reporter of his newspaper, Shyam Saxena (Madhavan), decide to expose Guru\'s increasingly corrupt ways.\nThe stress of his battle with the newspaper causes Guru to have a stroke, and he is paralysed on his right side.\nMeanwhile, Meenu (Vidya Balan), who is now married to Shyam, is slowly weakening from her illness, and eventually dies.\nIn the end, Guru is brought before a private government inquiry on 16 October 1980 to defend himself against the charges pressed against him, but delivers a speech in front of the press the next day that forces the government to clear him of 27 of the 29 charges against him.\nHe is charged with a fine of and for the respective 2 charges, which are proved and is allowed to return to his company.
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conversations.value: \nHis father (Rajendra Gupta), the headmaster of the village school, tells him not to dream and that dreams never come true.\nGurukant decides to go to Turkey and enter the spice trade; later, he is promoted but refuses the job, as he wants to work for himself.\nBack in his village, he marries Sujata (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan), mainly because of the dowry she brings him.\nAlong with Sujata and her brother Jignesh (Arya Babbar), Guru migrates to Bombay and starts trading in cloth.\nGradually, he expands his business and sets up manufacturing units of his own, under the name "Shakti Corporation".\nManik "Nanaji" Dasgupta (Mithun Chakraborty), who publishes a newspaper Swatantra, treats Guru as his son.\nGuru likewise looks upon him as a father figure who gives him support during his early days of struggle in Bombay.\nHe also develops a strong friendship with Meenu (Vidya Balan), granddaughter of Dasgupta.\nMeenu develops multiple sclerosis as she grows up, and begins using a wheelchair.\nAs Gurukant Desai\'s business grows into one of the largest in India, he ruthlessly pursues success.\nHe smuggles machine parts for his polyester mills, illegally creates goods, and manipulates stocks to make a higher profit.\nBut when Manik Dasgupta learns that Guru\'s means of success are not always honest, he, along with a reporter of his newspaper, Shyam Saxena (Madhavan), decide to expose Guru\'s increasingly corrupt ways.\nThe stress of his battle with the newspaper causes Guru to have a stroke, and he is paralysed on his right side.\nMeanwhile, Meenu (Vidya Balan), who is now married to Shyam, is slowly weakening from her illness, and eventually dies.\nIn the end, Guru is brought before a private government inquiry on 16 October 1980 to defend himself against the charges pressed against him, but delivers a speech in front of the press the next day that forces the government to clear him of 27 of the 29 charges against him.\nHe is charged with a fine of and for the respective 2 charges, which are proved and is allowed to return to his company.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Guru, Crime, Mithun entitled Guru.
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conversations.value: Guru (2003 film): Guru is a Crime subject, where Mithun plays the avenger.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Guru entitled Guru.
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conversations.value: Guru (2017 film): The story is about a boxing coach, who is not able to win the championship of his time due to malpractices by his opponent.\nHe finds a fisher-woman who is aggressive and suitable for the boxing role.\nHe trains her hard and makes her the boxing champion.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Guru, Mega, City entitled Guru.
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conversations.value: Guru (2016 film): Guru – A young and smart smalltime conman, earns his livelihood by manipulating rich people but is also the king of hearts in his neighborhood.\nHowever, one fine day, he happens to witness a murder and get trapped in scandal, Guru returns to his village to get away from the scandal.\nThe villagers of his native place are under the threat of being forcefully evicted to make way for a 'Mega City' being planned on their land.\nA local advocate, along with Guru's brother, vehemently oppose this project and firmly stand in the way of it.\nThe murder he witnessed is part of a larger conspiracy which follows him and has connection with his village which threatens to endanger him, as well as his loved ones.\nWith his brother seriously injured and his newfound sweetheart in considerable danger, how guru overcomes this situations forms rest of the story.