Danny Boyle says he cannot make “Millionaire Slumdog” today

English director Danny Ball said he will not direct “Slumdog Millionaire” If it is made today because of the “cultural seizure”, it is preferable to have “a young Indian movie maker” that instead.

“We will not be able to do that now. This is what it should be. Tell the trustee.

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The film in India, the story of Jamal, is the young “Slumdog” that was chosen to appear in the country’s version of “Who wants to be a millionaire?” And he hopes to find the love of his lost childhood, analogy. Throughout his appearance, events of his troubled life are shown in the flashback and help him answer questions.

Issued in 2008, “Slumdog Millionaire” He achieved great success with the fans and critics, as it totaling about 380 million dollars with a limited budget of $ 15 million and won eight Academy Awards, including the best image and director of Pile.

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However, despite its success, the film was controversial because it appeared to exploit Indian culture and photograph the stereotypes of India from a Western perspective. Some Indian critics enjoyed the film, but some Indian artists were disappointing, claiming that it was “saturated with the stereotypes of India”, ” Time magazine mentioned.

Boyle added that while the film had been in production more than 15 years ago, it was sensitive to the exploitative effects to make the film as a foreigner at the time.

“We have made a decision that only a handful of us would go to Mumbai. We were working with a large Indian crew and trying to make a movie inside culture. But you are still strange. It is still a defective method. This type of cultural credits may be punished at certain times,” Boyle told the Guardian newspaper.

“But at other times it cannot be. I mean, I am proud of the movie, but you will not even think about doing something like this day. It will not be funded even if you are involved, I will search for a young Indian film maker to shoot it.”

Other Boyle movies include “Trainspotting”, “Steve Jobs”, “127 Hours” and “Series Horror Series”. The latest, “28 years old”, was released on Friday.

Boyle or his representatives responded immediately Fox News digitalRequest to comment.

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