Understanding Saroo's Journey

Saroo, an adopted boy from Calcutta, begins to remember his past life and family. He recalls his mother and brother and feels a strong urge to find his way back home. Despite the challenges of searching through numerous train stations in India, Saroo is determined to reconnect with his roots. He reflects on the emotional journey and the memories of his family, driven by the hope of finding them again.

Where does Saroo reveal he is originally from?

• Delhi

• Mumbai

• Calcutta

• Chennai

What does Saroo remember about his biological family?

• They were wealthy.

• He was an only child.

• He had a mother and a brother.

• They lived in a big city.

What challenge does Saroo face in finding his home?

• No memory of his past.

• Lack of financial resources.

• The language barrier.

• The vast number of train stations in India.

What emotional struggle does Saroo experience during his search?

• Anger towards his adoptive family.

• His brother's memory haunting him.

• Fear of traveling alone.

• Doubt about his decision.

What does Saroo fear about finding his home?

• He will get lost again.

• He won't recognize the place.

• He will be rejected by his family.

• His family might not be there.

How does Saroo describe his mother?

• Wealthy

• Beautiful

• Distant

• Strict

What does Saroo imagine doing every night?

• Returning to his adoptive family.

• Walking the streets of his childhood home.

• Traveling to new places.

• Writing letters to his brother.