Saroo And Sue Brierly Discuss The Film, 'Lion'

Join Saroo and Sue Brierly, the mother and son that inspired the Oscar nominated movie “Lion,” when they visit to discuss the film. The movie is the true-life story of Saroo’s travels after being lost for more than 25 years. What is it like to have a film based off your life? Hear the Brierly’s discuss this and more when they stop by. Interview at 692 Broadway in NYC for BUILD Series.

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[mrsTraveller]

Saroo's story is one of the most interesting lifestories I've ever heard.

[guiemmiro]

"Don't cry, he is your son, I give you my son". I am crying my eyes out!

[mikhaill]

i think that Sue and John Brierley are the real heroes of this story. Amazing people.

[nirviq]

Saroo is very well raised. I can listen to him for hours.

[catherinep]

I cried most of the time during the movie. Wishing Sue's family all the best. Such caring and amazing people

[radioactiveood]

Sue is the most precious woman I have ever seen :') she is soo genuine

[shivamgarg]

this lady is the definition of mother and saroo is definition of a son.

[bitterbold]

i don't remember having cried so much while watching a movie.
and as i walked out the theatre, i couldn't speak one word for about 10 mins.

[yatinsinha]

Sue has so much love and care in her voice...

[pppp]

What an amazing lady Sue ! Can't believe there are people like her

[celineghiara]

I think lion should have been given the Oscar for the best film. So much of a good message that reached the human heart and spirit.

[rimpybhatia]

I love his mother Sue Brierly and his dad for being amazing, loving parents to him. His biological mother's words, "Don't cry, I give you my son, he is your son", they are so touching. God bless this family!

[emmaperinetti]

It's a shame no one seems to be making a bigger deal of the child protection issues shown in the film, that are as real as his story and sadly so very actual still to this day!

[hari]

Mum is an angel from heaven, hope for Humanity

[kwaK]

Nothing but love for this masterpiece of a movie. I can't remember having cried so much during a movie. Especially the scenes at the railroad track where he "sees" his brother again and the dramatic music plays, powerfull stuff! The Aussie couple did some superb work in adopting and raising this guy. Faith in humanity restored....

[sunnydays]

Such a lovely story, how lucky was he to have been adopted by such a lovely family, it restores my faith in the human race.

[marveadler]

I also am adopted and looked for my birth mother who I never found but knew till I was 7 years old. I have also had a wonderful life. I recently found her grave but she had passed over many years ago. Best of luck to Saroo and Sue. You have an amazing story. Much love to you both!

[kantastik]

I think they should make a sequel portraying Mantosh's life. I think it would be a good way for him to heal. His story crushed me more than Saroo's but I am glad they showed Mantosh's struggles. It shows how adoption really isn't rosy, Saroo was very lucky.

[TGHUGHES]

What a beautiful movie cried alot during it. 😢