Twenty years later, he meets an American student, Lucy, (Rooney Mara) and a few other Indian students. Later on, the couple adopts another boy from India, Mantosh. The train takes off while heвЂ™s still sleeping, and days pass before it stops and he can get off вЂ“ in Calcutta, well over a thousand miles away, where people speak Bengali, and Saroo only speaks Hindi.Д®ventually he ends up in an orphanage, and after no one can figure out where heвЂ™s from or who he belongs to, heвЂ™s adopted by a couple in Australia. Saroo proves to be too young, and is told by his brother to wait at the train station, and when his brother doesnвЂ™t come back, he crawls into an empty train and falls asleep. The story begins in 1987 in Northern India, when five year old Saroo (played by the utterly charming Sunny Pawar) and his brother head off to find some work to help their mother and younger sister. ItвЂ™s a heart-tugging story that doesnвЂ™t entirely shy away from the difficulties of trans-culture adoption, explores the question of вЂњwhat is home?вЂќ and manages the difficult task of вЂњhow do you make someone using Google Earth interesting to watch?вЂќ Once he grew up, he used Google Earth to find out where he was from. This is the story of Saroo Brierley, an Australian who, when he was a five year old in India, got separated from his family and after many twists and turns was adopted by a family in Australia. Once upon a time, a little boy fell asleep on a train and woke up thousands of miles from home.

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