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Even if we all buy your point, Anirudya, as long as there will be poverty, exploitation that goes on uncovered in the pages of our dailies, there will be short films and they shall continue to be sold. So films like these are wake up calls to you me and our societys conscience keepers to make sure that there is no poverty or shameful exploitation to sell anymore. After doing that we can all come to a place and bash up Danny Boyle if he chooses to still sell ugly side of India. My own views on Slumdog hae changed after long and hard introspection. I dislike the screenplay and the structure of it, while the underlying spirit seems to be a tribute to Indians who succeed in spite of all factors we face to make us fail.I guess we have to grow up and own up our other side and stop talking about 3000 year old culture and see what we are in 2009.This pushing things under our carpet syndrome has made our society too dangerous for young kids, women and other sections too weak and uninformed to protect themselves. We will have to treat the films like these as our warning bells, the vision of world is now tightly on India what is India going to do to itself and its people are huge questions facing us.If not Danny, some one else is surely going to make a movie on things in India and they will not be just picture post cards on temples and Taj Mahal anymore. As a first step, our national news papers should put things like what is covered in this short film in the first page as main headline instead of political horse trading and alliance building.If we all keep our focus on issues like these, then such atrocities will come down and we can expect everyone to do a yashraj film that will sell mustard fields of punjab to westerners.