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I saw this movie without subtitles and need a question answered
posté par RCH2288STAFFMOD le 8 mars 2017 à 19h34
so we see Saroo taken in by a lady and her husband after he rides the train for a bit. Then Saroo sees the lady put on make up and he takes off running? Was this some sort of sex slavery ring these people were into and Saroo figured it out, which is why he took off so suddenly again before landing in that orphanage? Again, I had no subtitles to see what the conversation was about
Réponse de lmao7
le 9 mars 2017 à 00h51
Yes, that scene was very creepy. Like even if you don't understand 100% what their motives are (they did not specify), you can just feel that something is not right and so glad he escaped!
From what I remember I think they talked about how Saroo is perfect and what they were looking for.
Réponse de luthien
le 17 avril 2017 à 04h38
Even with subtitles, it wasn't specified. It was implied though. Like lmao7 said, they were saying that Saroo was what they're looking for.
It was sooo creepy, the was the man had Saroo come closer to him and caress him. Glad he was smart enough to run when he did.
Réponse de Jillie
le 17 avril 2017 à 17h04
Also, she kept encouraging him to drink the soda (the 2nd time she gave him one) and that made me think it was drugged.
Réponse de Xcalat3
le 19 avril 2017 à 06h51
this. they obviously wanted to use him for something messed up, good thing he sprinted the hell out of there.
Réponse de Jillie
le 19 avril 2017 à 07h21
Man-I cried my eyes out. :'(
Réponse de Angel8080
le 15 mai 2017 à 10h17
Yes, it was a very creepy and sinister segment. I had the thought that the lady worked for a sex trafficker finding kids to sell. It was especially disturbing that the man came in and told him to lie back down on the bed....I thought something bad was gonna happen right then and there. Thank God he ran away. He knew in his gut something was wrong.
Réponse de globalistas
le 27 juin 2022 à 17h58
That segment of the movie felt a bit contrived. Is this a real event from the book?