Guru Purnima, falling on July 10 this year, is the festival for students and disciples to show their reverence for gurus, the ...

In the beautiful traditions of Hindu culture, few festivals hold as much spiritual meaning as Guru Purnima. This special day is celebrated on the full moon in the month of Ashadha (July-August). It's ...

Every year, on the sacred full moon of Guru Purnima, millions offer respect to their teachers, but only few know the true ...

Express Your Gratitude With Quotes, Wishes And Messages For The Ones Who Taught You People celebrate this day to remember and ...

I'm down with "The Love Guru." The comedy stars Myers as Guru Pitka, a publicity-craving spiritual guru aiming to resolve a marital conflict between Toronto Maple Leafs star Darren Roanoke (Romany ...

Myers’ The Love Guru was based on a character the comedian came up with in the 90s named Guru Pitka. Before the character’s cinematic debut, the Austin Powers star spent much of his time ...

Pitka is “The Love Guru,” a master at teaching people to love themselves so that they can love others. He is a font of advice, always in bumper sticker-size bites — “The only way out, is ...

The story revolves around down-on-his-luck Guru Pitka, who yearns to come out of the shadow of his media-savvy childhood friend Deepak Chopra, who has reached what Pitka considers the holy grail ...

Guru Pitka is a Guru, mainly as a result of the happy accident of following another Guru from a young age. It isn’t so much that he truly understands the tenets of those classified as Gurus ...

The Leafs call in Pitka to help him get his head right, and Pitka wanders around dispensing acronyms and making diarrhea noises to help the hockey player.

On the other hand, if this is your definition of clever word play, then you'll likely find the character names-like Dick Pants-and settings-like Pitka's hometown of Harrenmakeester-a laugh riot.

"Tonight," says Guru Pitka (Mike Myers), addressing his adoring fans at his Indian ashram, "I want you to go from Nowhere to Now Here." His lecture is about the only marginally funny sequence in a ...