Title: The World of Sabu Selar Shaik Sabu made his first film appearance in 1937 as a 12-year-old orphan, having landed the title role in Elephant Boy purely by chance after being plucked from Indian obscurity by a British location crew. His rise to international stardom was swift and dramatic with leading roles in Alexander Korda1s productions The Thief of Bagdad and Rudyard Kipling1s Jungle Book. But by the time he appeared in Powell & Pressburger1s Black Narcissus in 1947 that stardom was already guttering, and during the remaining 16 years of his tragically short life he was obliged to accept increasingly minor roles that mostly traded on former glories. Yet during those ten extraordinary years Sabu illuminated the screen in a way that remains without precedent. Titles   1. The Laws of the Jungle 2. All the Animals Were My Friends 3. Shere Khan, My Sworn Enemy 4. The Song of the Jungle / Save Us Mowgli! 5. Stalking Shere Khan 6. Shere Khan Is Dead 7. The Harbor of 8. The Royal Pro 9. Eternal Love 10. Flying Horse 11. Silvermaid's 12. The Marketpla 13. Prologue 14. Aiya 15. Kanchi's Dance 16. Composed Sequence 17. Farewell