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Assassination Inc.
By Daniel Politi
Posted Thursday, Aug. 20, 2009, at 6:35 AM ET
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The WP catches up with the child stars of the Oscar-winning Slumdog Millionaire, which "has been a roller coaster of personal tragedy and red-carpet glamour." Azhar Mohammed Ismaill, 11, recently moved into a two-room apartment bought by the film's director. But his co-star, Rubina Ali, 9, still lives in a shack next to an open sewer. The two may be "experiencing at warp speed the masala of euphoria and turmoil that India's vast poor feel as they emerge from the iron bonds of caste and class," writes Emily Wax. But at the same time, their diverging fortunes "also tells the story of an India where some are forging ahead while others struggle and worry they will be left behind."
Assassination Inc.
By Daniel Politi
Posted Thursday, Aug. 20, 2009, at 6:35 AM ET
CONTINUED FROM newsslt1
The WP catches up with the child stars of the Oscar-winning Slumdog Millionaire, which "has been a roller coaster of personal tragedy and red-carpet glamour." Azhar Mohammed Ismaill, 11, recently moved into a two-room apartment bought by the film's director. But his co-star, Rubina Ali, 9, still lives in a shack next to an open sewer. The two may be "experiencing at warp speed the masala of euphoria and turmoil that India's vast poor feel as they emerge from the iron bonds of caste and class," writes Emily Wax. But at the same time, their diverging fortunes "also tells the story of an India where some are forging ahead while others struggle and worry they will be left behind."
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