Slumdog Millionaire es una de esas películas que gusta al 90% de la gente que la ve. Una película que ha triunfado por todo el mundo siendo un verdadero y expectacular boom en Estados Unidos. Slumdog Millionaire nos cuenta como un joven crecido en los barrios marginales de Mumbai (Bombay) está a punto de ganar 20.000 rupias, el premio gordo de la versión india del ¿Quién quiere ser Milionario?. Y al igual que la película en sí, la banda sonora de AR Rahman también ha gustado mucho, tanto que a los academicos les han parecido mejor dos de sus canciones como son Jai Ho y O Saya (las dos nominadas a 
mejor canción) antes de Gran Torino de Clint Eastwood y Jamie Cullum o The Wrestler de Bruce Springsteen. Estas canciones con ritmos indios y bollywoodianos prentenden conquistarnos a todos.
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Slumdog Millionaire is one of those films which 90% of people who sees it likes it. A film that has won worldwide and has been an expectacular and real boom in the United States. Slumdog Millionaire tells us the story of a young boy who grows in the slums of Mumbai (Bombay) and he is about to gain Rps 20,000, the jackpot of the Indian version of Who wants to be Millionaire?. And like the film itself, the soundtrack by AR Rahman has also enjoyed the critics, overall two of their best songs Jai Ho and O Saya (both Oscar nominee for the best song) before great songs as Gran Torino of Clint Eastwood and Jamie Cullum or The Wrestler Bruce Springsteen. Those songs with Indian and rhythms of Bollywood movies try to conquer us all.
mejor canción) antes de Gran Torino de Clint Eastwood y Jamie Cullum o The Wrestler de Bruce Springsteen. Estas canciones con ritmos indios y bollywoodianos prentenden conquistarnos a todos.----------------------------------------------
Slumdog Millionaire is one of those films which 90% of people who sees it likes it. A film that has won worldwide and has been an expectacular and real boom in the United States. Slumdog Millionaire tells us the story of a young boy who grows in the slums of Mumbai (Bombay) and he is about to gain Rps 20,000, the jackpot of the Indian version of Who wants to be Millionaire?. And like the film itself, the soundtrack by AR Rahman has also enjoyed the critics, overall two of their best songs Jai Ho and O Saya (both Oscar nominee for the best song) before great songs as Gran Torino of Clint Eastwood and Jamie Cullum or The Wrestler Bruce Springsteen. Those songs with Indian and rhythms of Bollywood movies try to conquer us all.
Jai Ho
O Saya
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