After reading Slumdog Millionaire ...
 

I never want to go to India. The writer seems to think they embody everything that is bad in people.

I haven't read it nor have I seen the movie yet ( I will when it comes out on DVD), but just what I have seen in other shows and documentaries I know I have no desire to ever go to India. To me it looks like a dirty, overcrowded shit hole.

You mean you READ the book the film is based on? The book is called "Q & A". It was written by an Indian diplomat.

You don't have to go to india, they are coming to you, just a question of time.

hat joke that guy did

at the oscars when it won and all the indians ran on stage he go's


all I could think is... who's running tech support

That's the one. i saw it in the airport and thought it might be better then seeing the movie. Normally the case. And it is a great book just not a glowing account of India.

Edit - BTW the book is now called Slumdog Millionaire with the other title mentioned.

i saw the movie and i newer want to go there either. it looks like total shit.

:helpme

India is total shit. Why would anyone think otherwise?

If the country is not ran by white people it's more than likely a shithole. japan being the only exception.

speak out when you have been there. I have been there. Its not my country. To many people.

I saw this movie this morning, it was really good! :)

Great flick, just watched it this weekend! To me it shows that some people are good regardless of the amount of crap they've been through in their lives.

Movies from "Luc Besson" are always great imho.

They must have changed the movie. In the book he tries to kill two people and he steals from his employer. Granted everyone is doing the same stuff but that explains my first post.

Movie is great. Maybe not the exact same as the book, but when are movies exact replicas of the original material?

You should read "Shantaram".. great read - takes place mostly in India as well.

Yeah I dont think I'd want to visit India either.

I lived in Singapore for some time and had the misfortune of having to work directly with some Indians and have to say I did not meet a single one I would like to again see in the future. They are super superficial people that think that hey are defined by what they have. I am not a fan what so ever of them and would just rather keep from around them in all aspects.

Big dick Daddy from Cincinnati:thumbsup

:Oh crap

The movie is great. If every writer would portray the real characters of people you would find that almost no place in the world would be good

That sounds a lot like North America (with all due respect)...

I would actually be interested in going to India but I have other places on my must visit list first.

I watched the movie, after I heard about it here on gfy...it's a fucking good movie, but it doesn't make me feel like going to India either...

:disgust