The Hundred-Foot Journey
An ambitious young Indian chef opens a vibrant eatery across from a revered Michelin‑starred French restaurant, determined to win over skeptical locals and prove his cuisine belongs at the top of the culinary world, while battling fierce rivalry and cultural prejudice.
“Life's greatest journey begins with the first step.”
Synopsis
A story follows an Indian family that relocates to France and establishes a restaurant directly across the street from a Michelin-starred French establishment.
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A crew of 50+ credited
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Edited by Andrew MondsheinShot by Linus SandgrenScored by A R RahmanDesigned by David Gropman
Box Office
2014 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 4.1× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$89.5M
US & Canada: $54.2M — 61% of worldwide · International: $35.3M (39%)
Opening weekend: $11.0M — 20% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $16.5M — 30% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,023 theaters
Also known as
- Madame Mallory und der Duft von Curryde
- Les Recettes du bonheurfr
- Voyage de cent pasfr
- Amore, cucina e curryit
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50 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
27Vincent Elbaz
as Paul
Alban Aumard
as Marcel
Shuna Lemoine
as Mayor's Wife
Antoine Blanquefort
as Thomas
Malcolm Granath
as Swedish Chef
Abhijit Buddhisagar
as Baleine Grise Porter
Masood Akhtar
as Anwar
Arthur Mazet
as Waiter
Laetitia De Fombelle
as Female Officer
Cedric Weber
as Officer
Robert Gailhard
as Mushroom Stall Holder
Matyelok Gibbs
as Lady Shepherd
Paul Daubeze
as Poultry Man
Didier Joy
as Monsieur Itan
Max Rangotte
as Angry Man
Saachi Parekh
as Young Aisha
Shaunak Parekh
as Young Mukhtar
Stephanie Renouvin
as Newsreader
Audrey Meschi
as Baleine Grise Cook
Christian Allieres
as Cafe Server
Patrick Blatger
as Mechanic
Frederic Violante
as Bike Rider
Piero Filippi
as Dog Walker
Chantal Filippi
as Dog Walker's Wife
Sanjay Sharma
as Mob Leader
Morgan Perez
as Guard
Jean Kinsell
as French Critic (uncredited)
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