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 Slumdog Millionaire
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| Release Date : Jan 23, 2009
Artists (Cast) : Anil Kapoor, Ayush Mahesh Khedekar, Azharuddin Mohammed Ismail, Dev Patel, Freida Pinto, Irrfan Khan, Jeneva Talwar, Rajendranath Zutshi, Rubina Ali, Saurabh Shukla
Producer : Christian Colson
Director : Danny Boyle
Music Director : A R Rahman
Official Website : www.foxsearchlight.com/slumdogmillionaire/
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▪ Slumdog Millionaire Movie bloopers
THE MOVIE WAS GOOD BUT THERE WAS MANY bloopers IFOUND LETS START:
1.n the movie, the correct answer to the question of who wrote the song 'Darshan Do Ghanshyam Naath' is shown as 16th century poet 'Kavi Surdas'. However in reality, this song is written by Gopal Singh Nepali for the movie Narsi Bhagat (1957). This song is also credited as traditional and originally written by 15th century poet Narsinh Mehta, whose life that film is based on. (Many, including the film, mistakenly attribute it to the 16th-century poet Surdas due to the fact that Surdas was blind and the song is a prayer asking God to 'appear' before him, for his 'eyes thirst for Your sight'.)
2.After the scene where Jamal got a black eye from the cab driver, his swollen eye was his left eye, but in one shot, it was his right eye.
3.Audio/visual unsynchronized: In the scene where Javed is partying with his friends and Latika is held captive, the audio playing in the background is from the movie 'Don', whereas the visual shown on TV is from the movie 'Yuva'.
4.Although the events of the movie are set in the summer of 2006, the cricket match being played at Javed's house between India and South Africa was played in 2007.
5. When older Jamal punches older Salim, you can hear Dev Patel's British accent come out when he was yelling at him.
6.The cricket match shown between India and South Africa was played in the Belfast, whereas the commentator says that its being played in the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
7.When Jamal explains the answer for 'truth alone triumphs' question, Jamal asks the inspector for the price of Pani Puri, but the video shown is that of Dahi Puri.
8.The young Salim and Jamal are shown to attend a primary municipality school in Mumbai. These schools do not have The Three Musketeers in syllabus. However, this could have been a school that was built in the slums by an external organization such as a charity.
9.The movie shows news reports from Live India, a television channel. The plot says that is 2006, but Live India was launched in 2007. It was previously called Janmat.
10.he movie is clearly made for a Western audience, because the Indian number system (which would be used in an Indian show) would write 10 million as 1,00,00,000 not as 10,000,000. It would be called '1 crore.' The term 10 million would not be used.
11.SPOILER: In the beginning of the film it says it takes place in 2006. But when Jamal wins the show, the check says 2005.
Contributed by - Mitesh Chaagan Bhai
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