Slumdog Millionaire continued its Dreamrun after it bagged more BAFTA 2009 Awards in 7 major categories including The Best Film, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Music Score, Best Cinematography, Best Editing and Best Sound in London on 8 February, 2009.
Christian Colson Seemed too ecstatic after bagging the Award for Best Film and said,”Our amazing cast and crew in Mumbai realized the dream, with their blood and sweat and tears and love. Danny Boyle dreamed the dream 24 hours a day, seven days a week for two and-a-half years. And the film that you’ve seen is the film that he imagined himself…”
Danny Boyle Said, “The wiring in my dad’s house blew overnight, and it’s just a big shout-out to everyone who helped him get the extension cable in so he could watch this on television.
It’s unbelievable that this film has garnered so much success as The Warner Brothers turned down their offer of screening this film in the united states and then Fox Pictures came to their rescue.
That’s Why Perhaps Screenwriter Simon Beaufoy, “I thought at one stage we were going straight to DVD.”
A.R.Rahman bagged the Award for Best Musical Score for the film. He is a well known Music Composer in India and composed for many films which includes many Hits in Bollywood.
Dev Patel was also nominated for the Best Actor Award, but unfortunately couldn’t win it. However he seemed too happy at just the prospect of getting nominated for the Prestigious awards.
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