Everyone will not be able to sense and love the invincible spirit and find real beauty amid the chaos, disparities, struggle and the extreme ends of the city of Mumbai.

The director of 'Slumdog Millionaire' Danny Boyle could imbibe this powerful drive of the congested city and the experience of creating the film has made him a great lover of the city of dreams.

He says "They call it maximum city which is absolutely accurate. The problems the people have, the joys and the wonders are absolutely maximum. It is a passionate, romantic city and it loves a love story".

When the director says that if he ever get a million pounds, he would like to give it to Raj who works for schools that operate from the streets of Mumbai and also worked as the first assistant director of 'Slumdog Millionaire', we can assess the extent to which the thoughts about the life of Mumbai has gone down into his psyche.

Danny has plans to come back and make one other movie completely based in the city and he likes it to be a thriller.

'Slumdog Millionaire' even though is a foreign production has only revitalized the focus of the world on Bollywood.

This film also has the potential to make more film makers from different places to come and explore the different interesting facets of the constantly growing Mumbai.