The soldiers from Royal Artillery Depot Concert Party at Deolali, India in 1945 have to face problems like Japanese threat, the heat, the revolt of locals, but what scares them most is their Sergeant-Major Williams.
The situation in India is tensed - the locals want the British to leave as soon as possible and give them back the independence. The Concert Party still has to keep smiling and keep the show go on.
1 | Showing the Flag |
| The Sergeant Major tries to train the concert party to lower the flag at sunset, but not everything is going smooth. |
2 | Down in the Jungle |
| When concert party’s plane crashes in the jungle they realise they could actually be behind enemy lines. Sergeant Major raises to save the day. |
3 | The Natives Are Revolting |
| The Sergeant Major is determined to find who dared to change the sign in front of the office and replaced Union Jack with an Indian flag. But in his anger he gets in trouble with the Indian official. |
4 | Cabaret Time |
| Sergeant Major decides to recommend concert party to do a show in the Kama Sutra Club. Of course he has a surprise up his sleeve. |
5 | The Curse of the Sadhu |
| Sergeant Major is cursed by a holy man that he threw out of the camp. |
6 | Forbidden Fruits |
| The heat and the fact that army supplies of "that stuff they put in our tea" have runned out causes havoc among the men. |
7 | Has Anyone Seen My Cobra? |
| While doing auditions for a new number concert party finds out that one of the snake-charmers cobra is hiding somewhere in the their hut. |
8 | The Night of the Thugs |
| Monsoon comes early and forces concert party to hide in old temple, where they are tempted by two rubies. |
