No, it is based on a novel titled "Q and A" by the Indian author Vikas Swarup.
See the link below for more information on the film. Yes, it actually IS based on what happened in India a long time ago. The Hindus used to bat Muslims for what they believed (I am a Muslim). There wasn't actually a Jamel that all those stuff happened to him, that happened in a movie. 3rd answer: The second guy is a moron. The movie wasn't ABOUT what happened with the hindus or muslims. He's asking if a kid from the slums of India really did go on who wants to be a millionair and win. The whole thing with the hindus lasted for one scene, and was only referred a few times for the rest of the film. Anyway, I did hear someone once say that the director of the film claimed that it was based on a true story. Of course, that would mean that the book was also based on a true story, which is entirely possible.
Danny Boyle
Danny Boyle Directed the film Slum Dog Millionaire. This movie is about a penniless teenager. It was in theaters in 2009 and had a run time of 120 mins.
Well Slumdog because he was pretty much raised and grew up in places like the getto. He had nothing. And Millionaire because He obviously won who wants to be a millionaire.
Vikas Swarup
Yes, it is based on a true story...
"Slumdog Millionaire" had a 14 million dollar budget.
Danny Boyle
Yes, Susan Sarandon appeared in the film "The Happiest Millionaire," which was released in 1967. She played the role of the character "Cordy," one of the daughters in the family at the center of the story. The film is a musical comedy produced by Walt Disney and is based on the true story of an eccentric millionaire in Philadelphia.
Danny Boyle Directed the film Slum Dog Millionaire. This movie is about a penniless teenager. It was in theaters in 2009 and had a run time of 120 mins.
The movie "Slumdog Millionaire" is based on the Vikas Swarup's debut novel "Q & A."
Well Slumdog because he was pretty much raised and grew up in places like the getto. He had nothing. And Millionaire because He obviously won who wants to be a millionaire.
Vikas Swarup
'Q & A'by Vikas Swarup.
Yes, it is based on a true story...
Hellraiser is based on the short story The Hellbound Heart by Clive Barker.
"Jai Ho" is a Hindi phrase that translates to "Let victory be yours" or "Victory be yours." It is used as an expression of celebration, triumph, or approval. In the film "Slumdog Millionaire," the song "Jai Ho" signifies triumph over adversity and is a powerful anthem of hope and joy.
She is a neighbor of the boys (Salim and Jamal) who is orphaned when their slum is attacked by Hindus in a reference to the historical clashes between Hindus and Muslims in India years ago. She becomes Jamal's friend and love interest throughout the film.