Korla Pandit
Korla Pandit, known for his enigmatic persona and musical talent, appears in Which Way Is Up? (1977), a film that captures the essence of 1970s cult comedy. With his distinctive style and hypnotic performances, Pandit adds a layer of intrigue to the film's exploration of identity and absurdity. His background as a pioneering television performer in the exotic music genre aligns seamlessly with the film's offbeat humor, making his contribution a notable highlight in the realm of exploitation cinema.
Which Way Is Up?
When he falls into a union action by mistake, Leroy Jones is laid off from his job picking oranges. The only option given to find work to provide for his wife Annie Mae, their kids, and his father Rufus, is to leave them behind and go to Los Angeles, where more jobs are available. While he is away, Leroy becomes smitten with Vanetta, a beautiful labor activist. When he returns home, he has to juggle his wife, his new romance with Vanetta, and his new job. Meanwhile, the Reverend Lenox Thomas takes advantage of Leroy's absence to cavort with Annie Mae, leading Leroy to take revenge with the reverend's wife.
