15 years ago, the wonderful final script of this film made the whole world dance

Spoilers – Warning, the article below contains potential spoilers. If you do not wish to know its contents, please do not read the following…

How did Jamal Malik hit the Rs 20 crore question?

• A – He lied
• B – He was lucky
• C is a genius
• D – was written

So begins Slumdog Millionaire, British filmmaker Danny Boyle’s ninth feature, an electrifying and thrilling dive into the Mumbai slums where the film’s protagonist grew up. A candidate for a famous show Should he become a millionaire?He is on the verge of winning the ultimate award.

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Released in 2007, the film, often regarded as his director’s greatest work, won over audiences around the world when it came out around the questions posed by the show’s host. 378 million GEL (with a budget of 15 million) and above all 8 Oscars!

With an exceptional soundtrack by AR Rahman and over-the-top direction by Danny Boyle, Slumdog Millionaire is a journey as moving as it is exotic that has been etched in the memory of many viewers, especially with its irresistible final sequence.

If you haven’t seen the movie yet, I suggest you don’t read on right away and take your time to discover it before you go any further.

Last question from Jamal Malik

So we’re in the final moments of Slumdog Millionaire. Jamal Malik’s entire life, and especially his desperate quest to find the woman of his life, Latika, flashed before his eyes when he landed the game show auditions.

The young man must now answer the last question:

“In Alexandre Dumas’ masterpiece The Three Musketeers, the two musketeers are named Athos and Porthos. What is the name of the third musketeer?”

Before he decides to use “call a friend” and thinks he’s calling his brother, Jamal hears Latika’s voice on the other end of the line. The young woman tells him it’s safe now, so Jamal answers the game’s question at random, winning the final amount and also solving the first riddle of the film for the audience.

A musical shout of joy

The feature film then ends with one last song – fun and catchy Jai yes – in which Jamal and Latika begin a brilliant choreography as they find themselves on the station platform, which is soon imitated by the entire cast of the film.

This final sequence, a brilliant and passionate tribute to Bollywood dances, also inspired many choreographies among viewers around the world, especially among the AlloCiné teams who chose to close the last episode of the series. Thank you WHO on the voice Jai yes14 years ago…