Comments on: SLUM DOG MILLIONAIRE REVIEW

By: Family Affairs

Family Affairs — Sat, 08 May 2010 09:53:17 +0000

No, blogging doesn’t just have to be about writing. There are many fantastic photography blogs. Pictures work very well.. Have a look around. I like more pics less words….Lx

By: Patrina Brandle

Patrina Brandle — Sat, 08 May 2010 06:07:01 +0000

Do you think blogging just has to be about writing? Reason I ask is I want to start a photography blog, but I feel I am better at expressing myself with photos rather than write. Should I even start it? With your experience could it work, more pictures, less words?

By: hemant

hemant — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 21:09:00 +0000

SLUM DOG MILLIONARE.. A BIG SHIT
WHATS WRONG WITH WE INDIANS. how can they appreciate such a filth.
Its Peculiar BRITISH ATTITUDE TOWARDS INDIANS, wonder when they are going to come out of this illusion and understand that INDIA is much much more than slums. I feel they are satisfying themselves by picturising wrongly about India by just showing 10% of India as the major.
I bet if you show the shit in your body for two hours, make a movie out of it, u will start getting a feeling that the whole of the body is made of shit, thats what the movie is like, the director has (called a slum dweller a slumdog) only covered the slums , child abuse, prostitution in 75% of the movie, even the Tajmahal when shown, is picturised from such an angle which covers the dirt more, than the view of Tajmahal. The studio where the competition is going on is also shown as a two room studio with a cooridor heading straight to the road. I feel it is intended to spoil the image of our country. I pity the director for his sadism, But the most surprising is OSCAR, i am now getting a feeling that Indian shit is so liked by oscarians that i think if i film a Indian
person shiting for 2 hrs i stand a good chance of wining an oscar, so that means Indian shit is
pretty valuable.

This surely is not a real picture of India, and was nothing true, i havent seen any couple doing a
french kiss on a station platform in mumbai. Its more of a documentary film.
I also wish the Prime Minister of India sees the film.
If you are a real Indian your blood will boil. I suggest don't watch the movie in a theater and help their revenue, and
FORWARD THIS MESSAGE TO MAXIMUM YOU CAN, i think that's what we can do right now.
Hemant, Hyderabad, INDIA

By: family affairs

family affairs — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 12:06:00 +0000

But I’m sure I’ve seen it on screen Lx

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 08:45:00 +0000

It seemed so familiar to me too, but think it’s because it was read on radio 4 over the Christmas holidays and I would fall asleep to it being reread at 12.30ish.

By: Janelle

Janelle — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 08:40:00 +0000

hey lulu. lucky you to be able to see all the latest movies…and meant to leave comment on last blog…about finding models…um. yeah. i wouldn;t feel comfortable with it…girls getting hopes up…modelling…(???) xxx j