This Lion Roars Loudly and Beautifully!!

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Before starting this post, I made up my mind firmly to not let my emotions ride my fingers while writing about this film. First things first, this film is not wickedly amazing or Suprecalifragilisticexpialidocious, it's just simply beautiful. The movie revolves around Saroo Brierley who gets lost at a railway station in Calcutta at the age of 5 and is adopted by an Australian couple. After 25 years, Saroo finds himself in a state of dilemma and embarks on a journey to meet his real family in India. The character of young Saroo is portrayed by Sunny Pawar who delivered an exceptional performance while the British actor Dev Patel played the adult part. The film also consists Nicole Kidman in the role of Saroo's adoptive mother. The performances by actors are so Herculean that even brought the likes of Salman Rushdie to tears. The scene where Nicole Kidman reveals to Dev the reason of adoption to the scene where Sunny finds himself helpless are enough to get the handkerchiefs out of your pockets. If you have already seen the movie following the oscar hype (like me) then congrats you have got a good taste, and if not, then for the sake of Mother Mary, watch this one.

PS: Miss this flick and complain there are no good movies nowadays. One more thing, you can also donate for the betterment of thousands of missing children in India. As part of #LionHeart campaign, they are working with charitable organisations of Magic Bus, Childline India and Railway Children India to change the ground reality. Here's the link: Lion Movie     

Thank You, Rakshit Nair, for the edits :)

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