A fantastic film to watch with your family on a Sunday night.

Rating: 9/10 (23 May 2018)

This film is definitely a must-watch, once in your lifetime because it teaches us all how you can start from a miserable existance and grow into the best version of yourself, achieving your dreams.The main character of the film goes through the most difficut experiences from his early ages, but shows great strenght, intelligence and courage. He channels the pain, the grief, the loss of his beloved mother and survives the miserable life that he was destined to live in Mumbai. When participating in the contest "Who wants to be a millionaire?", everybody is surprised at how smart a boy coming from such a poverty-stricken world can be.
The actors played a very important part in making the film Oscar-worthy; the acting was incredible, even from the young actors. Moreover, the traditional costumes and cruel backgrounds of the film adds up to the raw image and message that "Slumdog Millionaire" wants to transmit.
In my opinion, watching this film was a complete experience from which I have learned a lot. The only thing that I disliked was the song at the ending because I think it doesn't match with the emotional, heart-breaking parts from the begining. Also, I don't enjoy bollywood music/flashmobs.