The first half of the Indian part was really good and the little saroo was great and cute. I haven't been to India, but I still feel that the director's filming is very real.
The second half of saroo came to the Australian family. His adoptive mother said that she and her husband could choose to have their own children, but they felt that having two children would not make the world a better place, but adopting two children in need might be their chance. when i saw this. I knew someone would say a white virgin bitch. But I still believe that there are people with such a beautiful heart in this world, and what they have done has indeed changed the fate of the two Indian children. Of course I don't agree that white people or people from developed countries are considered superior because of this.
At the end of the movie, Saroo found his biological parents. He was very moved at noon, and he had to go to work in the afternoon... His real name sheru, which means lion, can be said to understand the title of the film.
The older I get, the more I like family-friendly movies.
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