Mohammed Shujath ali

"Slumdog Millionaire" isn’t just a film; it’s an experience. It shines a light on the resilience of the human spirit while exposing the raw and unfiltered truths of society. But it’s Salim’s story that stays with you long after the credits roll. The character, portrayed brilliantly by Madhur Mittal, is the epitome of a flawed yet redeemable man. His journey from betrayal to ultimate redemption is gut-wrenching. The final moments where Salim chooses to sacrifice himself for Jamal and Latika’s happiness left me in tears. His end is tragic, yet it feels like a poetic culmination of his character’s arc—a bittersweet reminder of love’s power to transcend even the gravest of sins. Simon Beaufoy and director Danny Boyle have given us a story that will be remembered for generations—a testament to how even the unlikeliest of "slumdogs" can triumph against all odds. A perfect 5/5.

If i want to describe this movie in one sentence it goes like "This is just a fukingly written masterpiece with an funny and surprising moments " ! And my marvel movies rank goes like :- 1〕End game 2〕No way home 3〕deadpool and wolverine