Slumdog Star Moves Into New Mumbai Home

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• human
  It's truely amazing that people can read something as joyful and good as this was, and still find some way to criticize. More over that we know these same people have done nothing themselves as considerate as this act was. It also appalls me that peope are so uneducated they don't understand Gross is far from Net. In short you make me sick, go worship your dead pedophiles.

  report abuseposted July 6, 2009 7:06 PM PDT
• human
  Where is your pity for the children who were their neighbors? Where is your shame at living as you do without sharing your riches with them? Why do you dane to cast all your indignation at the producers who have atleast done something, maybe slower than you think they could have, but none the less they have done something. Where is your contribution? Hypocrite

  report abuseposted July 6, 2009 7:00 PM PDT
• GRIFF
  I AM HAPPY FOR THE CHILD AND HIS FAMILY.

  report abuseposted July 6, 2009 6:41 AM PDT
• TexasLiane
  American Child actors come from homes in the US where they pretty much have everything already - again getting all of this stuff - a home, a trust, an education and healthcare costs next to nothing in India compared to here. The average person there makes nothing compared to what we do here in the US. Their annual income for someone living in the slums in Mumbai is probably less than 1,000 US $

  report abuseposted July 6, 2009 4:07 AM PDT
• TexasLiane
  American Child actors come from homes in the US where they pretty much have everything already - again getting all of this stuff - a home, a trust, an education and healthcare costs next to nothing in India compared to here. The average person there makes nothing compared to what we do here in the US. Their annual income for someone living in the slums in Mumbai is probably less than 1,000 US $

  report abuseposted July 6, 2009 4:07 AM PDT
• TexasLiane
  The person who posted a comment about the 42,000 dollar apartment doesnt realize that 42,000 US Dollars goes a long way in India. Take that amount and times it by the Indian Rupee conversion rate of approximately 42 Rupees per US Dollar is a small fortune there for the average or below average earning Indian citizen.

  report abuseposted July 6, 2009 4:02 AM PDT
• TexasLiane
  The person who posted a comment about the 42,000 dollar apartment doesnt realize that 42,000 US Dollars goes a long way in India. Take that amount and times it by the Indian Rupee conversion rate of approximately 42 Rupees per US Dollar is a small fortune there for the average or below average earning Indian citizen.

  report abuseposted July 6, 2009 4:02 AM PDT
• D_Jaxx
  hey, whatever it is, its still gud news guys..42k is way lotz of money. u can buy a (so-so) bungalow if u have dat money here at my country..plus they will take care of d kids for 5 years long..have u heard filmmakers take care of brad pitt for 5 years?haha..

  report abuseposted July 6, 2009 2:39 AM PDT
• Clint
  Its pretty bad when 2 young children still had to live in such conditions. This movie been out for awhile and made 140 million so far and all the filmmakers gave up was less than 1 million to help them. That is less than 1 percent. When the filmmakers go to there homes they need to think where they would be without the success of the movie. The kids made the movie.

  report abuseposted July 6, 2009 12:15 AM PDT
• Clint
  Its pretty bad when 2 young children still had to live in such conditions. This movie been out for awhile and made 140 million so far and all the filmmakers gave up was less than 1 million to help them. That is less than 1 percent. When the filmmakers go to there homes they need to think where they would be without the success of the movie. The kids made the movie.

  report abuseposted July 6, 2009 12:15 AM PDT