By now you would have heard, or read in the media, a great deal about British film director Danny Boyle’s latest film Slumdog Millionaire. The film narrates the story of a child from the slums of Mumbai who, though orphaned and growing up in abject poverty, overcomes many hardships in life to win millions on a TV gameshow and find true love.
May I request that you ignore all that you’ve read and heard about Slumdog Millionaire so far and go see the film yourself. Then, go and see the film again. Whatever you think and feel about the film after that is exactly how it should be.
If you’ve seen Slumdog Millionaire already, you know what I’m talking about.
28 January 2009
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oh yes! No one should be intimidated by the media about the movie. You need to see it yourself and realize how a life can be a series of answers :)
I'm glad you agree. 'Slumdog Millionaire' is a brilliant film.
An interesting point of view here:
http://shalinirawla.typepad.com/epiphany/2009/01/slumdog-millionaire-the-underdogs-loss.html
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