Saroo wanders around India after losing track of his brother. As he tries to find home, he ends up finding a new one and wondering about the one he lost.

Rating: 7/10 (1 January 2017)

Sunny Pawar, who plays young Saroo, is magnificent. His performance of being lost, but still strong is inspirational. His big eyes show much expression and bring the character to life. I hope to see him in future films.
Dev Patel, older Saroo, has transformed since his "Skins" days. In this new role, he takes on a further developed younger Saroo, but still the same lost boy trying to find his way.
Despite these profound performances, the film dragged towards the end, until the very very end. . The beginning was interesting and engaging as the boy traveled across the country as well as gave a new perspective of India. But the portion that had Patel as the star was not as compelling, but crucial to complete the story.
I would love for Patel to win for his role as Saroo, but I doubt he will. It's a great film, but not enough for either him nor Kidman to win.