This scene highlights both the large amount of homeless Indian children and the violent crimes at occur against them. This scene bring out the harsh reality which is that many Indian children are growing up in an unsafe environment. Near the end of the scene, we see a police officer taking no action as the kids are dragged out by these men, which shows the how normalized these events are in India. The movie uses the story of Saroo to personalize the issues that the kids in India face. Even though we may never know exactly what it is really like, movies like Lion are one of the best resources we have when it comes to trying to understand the struggles that kids in India
This scene highlights both the large amount of homeless Indian children and the violent crimes at occur against them. This scene bring out the harsh reality which is that many Indian children are growing up in an unsafe environment. Near the end of the scene, we see a police officer taking no action as the kids are dragged out by these men, which shows the how normalized these events are in India. The movie uses the story of Saroo to personalize the issues that the kids in India face. Even though we may never know exactly what it is really like, movies like Lion are one of the best resources we have when it comes to trying to understand the struggles that kids in India