Sabaka

Synopsis

Sabaka is a 1955 adventure film starring Boris Karloff that follows the story of a British army officer who befriends a native prince and his white wife in India. When the prince is murdered by his own father, the officer seeks revenge. The backdrop of political unrest and cultural clashes adds depth to the thrilling narrative, culminating in a dramatic conclusion that explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and redemption. The strong performances and exotic setting make Sabaka a classic in the adventure genre, showcasing the talents of the legendary Boris Karloff in a captivating tale of intrigue and justice.

Cast

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  Boris Karloff

  General Pollegar

• Nino Marcel

  Gunga Ram

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  Lou Krugman

  Maharajah of Bakore

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  Reginald Denny

  Sir Cedric

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  June Foray

  Marku Ponjoy - High Priestess of Sabaka

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  Victor Jory

  Ashok

Reviews

Sabaka, directed by Frank Ferrin and starring Boris Karloff, received mixed reviews upon its release. While some critics praised the film's exotic setting and dramatic storyline, others criticized its simplistic plot and uneven pacing. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 40% rating, with critics noting that Karloff's performance added depth to an otherwise predictable narrative. IMDb rated it 4.1 out of 10, where some viewers appreciated the film for its old-school charm and nostalgic appeal, while others found it lacking in suspense and character development. Despite the polarizing reviews, Sabaka remains a notable entry in Boris Karloff's filmography, showcasing his versatility as an actor.