The White Tiger earns a solid four stars for its gripping narrative and sharp social commentary.The film offers a raw and unflinching look at class struggle in modern India through the eyes of Balram, a cunning and ambitious driver who refuses to accept the constraints of his caste. The storytelling is bold and engaging, with powerful performances—especially by Adarsh Gourav, whose portrayal of Balram is both charismatic and chilling. While some pacing issues arise and certain characters could’ve been more developed, the film’s striking visuals, dark humor, and thought-provoking themes make it a compelling watch.

The White Tiger is "A harsh reality experienced in those slums areas, where opportunities can be scarce due to the lack of social mobility, where poverty is a sentence, and the real problem is that it can lead many people to opt for the path of easy money, with corruption or crime." It is a movie that delves into the inequalities and complexities of India's socio-economic system. Throughout the film, Balram, a man born in extreme poverty, seeks to escape servitude and oppression through cunning and ambition, fighting to break free from the limitations imposed by his environment, which lead him to make radical decisions in order to free himself from his condition as a servant and achieve success. One of the most prominent aspects is the political and business corruption that exists in India. Balram, is forced to confront a system where the values of honesty and justice are completely irrelevant, while power and money are the true impulse of social change. In my opinion, is well directed, and the performances, especially that of Balram, showcase the character's transformation from a shy and humble person to someone willing to do anything to escape his destiny. However, personally, it is not the kind of film I would enjoy on an common day. Its tone is serious, and its pace is slow, which can be a bit hard to follow at times, causing me to lose track in some scenes. Although the movie is important and should be seen for its critical value on these serious issues, I prefer more commercial films with a lighter pace.

The white tiger it’s honestly not my kind of movie. It deals with very complex issues like poverty, inequality, and the struggle to break free from the system, especially when people don't even know their rights. In fact, there's a moment where the protagonist, Balram, takes a risk simply because he doesn't know his own rights; that scene really stuck with me. Although the story is important and well-told, I struggled to connect with Balram. I could see the difficult path he had to take and the challenges he had to face, but some of his decisions and actions were questionable, and instead of understanding him, I felt a little uncomfortable. The movie also felt slow. Some scenes were boring, and at times I fell asleep or just looked at my phone. I think there were quite a few scenes that didn't contribute much to the message, especially because some were quite unpleasant. I've already said a lot of negative things, so on the positive side, I have to say that the actor who played Balram was very good. He brought such intensity to the role that it felt more like a real-life documentary than a film. The visuals were also good, showing the contrast between rich and poor. Lastly, I understand why many people like "White Tiger." It offers a real critic of today's society and encourages reflection. But I simply didn't like it, which is why I didn't enjoy it as much as others. The message is crucial and relevant, but the way it was presented didn't quite resonate with me.

The movie White Tiger is very catchy and it’s a great option for giving Indian films a chance, especially for those who might doubt them. The film shows us really well how our world in real life works. A world that seeks equality through democracy, inequality and injustice still prevail. This is the story of our beloved protagonist, Balram, a man from an extremely poor family who tries to break his family’s cycle of poverty by seeking a job that is considered “respectable” for someone of his status, in order to stand out while working for one of the richest families in India. However, all he receives from his masters are humiliations and mockery due to his ignorance. Over time, he begins to awaken from the system that his status had trapped him in, and he realizes that for someone like him there's only two paths remain: politics (which is corrupt) or a life of crime—two options that, in the end, aren't all that different.

The White Tiger is a 2021 dramatic film written and directed by Ramin Bahrani. Balram Halwai, the main character, a businessman who remembers from his office the days when he was a driver anchored to the voluntary servitude of a wealthy caste in New Delhi, where he makes his way driving for the wealthy Ashok and his girlfriend Pinky. Throughout the scenes about Balram's story, family tragedies in poverty-contaminated neighborhoods are shown; customs ancestors of Indian culture in its complex system; life in the dark streets populated by people from the underworld; the social inequality of those who are condemned to misery; the bureaucratic corruption of politicians who arrange their businesses through bribery. It is a film that offers you a social criticism of entrepreneurial capitalism, now understood as the cunning of a poor individual who, after being a victim of the moral rot of the rich oppressors who impose themselves on the ruthless system, takes the initiative to fend for himself to cynically take revenge on those who abused his dignity and, above all, identify business opportunities to invest the capital in a company that can meet the needs of consumers.

The white tiger is a movie where you have a big social difference, a story of Balram, a young poor that live in India, and want to change him destiny. Balram is intelligent and ambitious, and in his way he goes through hard things, impact in his reality, them a county with many corruption. The movie begin with Balram telling his story through emails, where describe his poor life and how he ascended socially. White pass the movie Balram is involved in a world of power, luxury, however not everything is perfect, because he passed for injustice and oppression. This movie is a criticism of the system in India, showing how the richness and and power can have to control of people and show the reality of a society actual, allowing us to talk about sensitive topics, also shows us both facets, one of a life of luxury and another life of poverty. Also, this movie shows how the political has a deep corruption and inequality, where the democracy is vulnerable for the structure of the power, in addition, It is a system that ignores the needs of the poor, them using them like pawns for their power, also the power has a control about destiny of the most vulnerable people, shows a fall democracy. White tiger shows us the brutality of India, and not only in India, we can also take in other countries because if you want to reflect in topics of politics and inequality in society. This movie is perfect for you.

The White Tiger is a very interesting and strong movie. It tells the story of Balram, a poor man in India who wants a better life. During the film, we see how hard it is for poor people to change their lives. If powerful people don’t help you, it’s almost impossible to go up in society. Everything is connected (money, politics, and power). One very sad part is when Balram’s father gets sick, but there is no hospital nearby. The closest one is two days away. This shows how people in small villages don’t have basic help. Balram wants to become the driver of a rich family. He thinks this will help him change his life. But when he becomes their driver, he sees that they don’t really care about him. They treat him like a servant or a slave. For example, he has to stay quiet and even massage his boss’s legs on the floor. After some time, Balram feels angry. He sees how his boss lives in big houses while he sleeps in a dirty room with insects. He never had toothpaste before, and when he uses it, he brushes many times in front of a mirror because it’s new for him. At one point, Balram makes a very serious decision (I won’t say what, because I think you should watch the movie). After that, his life changes. He gets money and starts his own driver company. He also treats his workers like people, not like slaves. In my opinion, the movie shows how unfair the world can be. It also shows how people can fight to have a better life, but sometimes they have to do bad things to escape. I liked the movie because it made me think about society and justice.

Directed by Ramin Bahrani and starring by Adarsh Gourav, we have the story of a man born in the low caste of India that escapes the destiny of the majority like him. For starters, we are introduced by a strong and prominent narrative. Through all the story line we have a voice telling the internal thoughts of our main character, and the first thing it tell us is the metaphor of the "white tiger": the kind of tiger that is born only once every generation. "You are the white tiger", that is what Balram, Gourav's character is told as a child, and this is what will impulse him to do all the things he did. If we wonder about the meaning of the film, we would need to talk about different aspects. First of all, is the way the movie exposes elements like social structure, economic opression, the distress of belonging to the unfortunate ones and the imposibility of getting out of poverty. As it is imposible for the rooster to scape the coop, it is for the poor to scape misery. Besides, we can perceive different positions or reactions to this reality, such as denial, acceptance, rage, contempt, and most interesting, imitation. Then, and I would say the most important aspect, the hypocrisy of the rich. Even dough we could perceive compassion and empathy from certain characters, there wasn't a single moment where it was due to humanity. It was like the compassion you give an animal that is going to be sacrifice, but you will eat it anyway, because that is how the world works. At the end of the day, what could be the difference between the ones who do and the ones who watch. Finally, Balram scapes the destiny by imitating the rich. He switches places and becomes a powerful man. And leaving behind the fanciful part about this ending, and gathering all of the elements we mentioned, we can say the meaning of this film goes beyond a learning or a moral. The white tiger is about rage and desolation, it's about humiliation and submission. The sickness of putting your head down all the time just to receive crumbs, and knowing that is not just the only way to climb, but the most dehumanizing.

The film tells the story of Balram, a young man from a poor village in India who seeks to escape servitude and social inequality to become a successful entrepreneur. Balram starts as a humble servant to a wealthy family but soon realizes that success does not come from following the rules, but from breaking them. His transformation from an obedient chauffeur to a ruthless businessman is the central theme of the film. Balram exposes the hypocrisies of society and shows how the poor are mercilessly exploited. Adarsh Gourav delivers a masterful performance, intensely conveying his character’s desperation and ambition. Chopra and Rao, who play Balram’s employers, also add layers of complexity to the story. In conclusion, The White Tiger is a powerful story about ambition, inequality, and the struggle for power in a system designed to keep the underprivileged in their place.

These days, I have been watching a movie called The White Tiger. Personally, I really enjoyes and liked the movie because it offers a realistic view of social inequality, it has an interesting main character. One of the main reasons , to make me like the movie , was how they showed inequality of the society in a realistic way , beacuse the film does a great job showing the diferences between the Rich and poor people in India . The main character transforms from a servant to an entrepreneur it feels natural and believable. The movie doesn’t show him as 100% good or evil but instead highlights his survival instincts in a rude world, making his journey even more interesting. Another reason I liked this movie is that it makes the audience think. It makes you wonder if Balram was right to do what he did. This makes the movie more than just interesting it makes you question things. Unlike other stories that focus on honesty, this movie shows that sometimes, breaking the rules is the only way to escape poverty. This makes The White Tiger different from other traditional movies . For those reasons i like " White tiger " because is a film that is realistic , emotional and makes you think .

The white tiger The white tiger is bassed on how hard to is life in India, the movie shows how the rich manipulate the world while the poor are trapped as slaves. The main actor, of the film is Balram a poor but ambitious man trying to survive in a corrupt society manipulated by the rich. Balram, a work smart man, leaves his family to work as a driver for a rich family that sells coall without paying taxes, where you can see how the money can dominate even the democracy of the country. His relationship with his employer, Mr. Ashok, is the key of the story. Balram undestands that not matter how much he works or how loyal he is, he will still be just chees piece for his boss. The reflection of the movie is on social Inequalityand how the rich people keep the poor tropped in a chicken coop, where it is impossible to scape, The opportunity are same for everyone but on occasions success is not achieved only with effort but with wnning.

Ferst of all the main sharacter lives with a big family composed of his grandma, his father, and his brother. His father was a farmer who died when he and his brother were just 10 years old, which led to both of them leaving school and starting to work in a teashop next to the road. This teashop was very important in the movie because the main character was very good at school and highly intelligent. The title of the movie comes from the idea that Balram was one of a kind, like a creature that appears only once in centuries. He decided to grow in the dangerous world by becoming the chauffeur of a rich family. He started earning money and sending it to his family. The problem was that he began making unethical decisions. The first one was disrespecting the driver of the Mitsubishi Pajero and going to the city. Later, a bigger issue arose when the rich people were driving drunk and hit a child in the street. Balram was not driving, but he took all the responsibility because he was scared of the rich. As the movie comes to an end, Balram starts making decisions that may not be ethical, but they are actions against poverty. In the end, he gets everything he wants and concludes that the real problem is not the actions themselves, but failing to take action. The world belongs to those who move, not those who stay still. To sum up, *The White Tiger* is a very controversial movie that talks a lot about politics, economy, and freedom. It’s not my favorite, but I recommend it.

This film shows the difference in lives in India, one full of luxuries and good life and another where even food is little. The film shows us how a young man from a poor town manages to climb and become the driver of a family with a lot of power. However, his ambition blinds him and makes him make considerably bad decisions. Personally, I think it's a good movie, since there are no victims or villains, but people trapped in a "lifestyle." Also, I found it shocking how Balram went from being a submissive person to an insensitive person in such a short time, he managed to become like his master. In the movie he said: “for the poor there are only two ways to get to the top, crime or politics”, I don't know what his culture is like, but from mine, I feel that that's not the way to get ahead and have a good life, you can't skip ethics and what's right, going over other people To sum up, it is a novel that impacts and shows a social class struggle in India, which makes us question what is ethically good in society. It's a movie for those who enjoy dramas and want to learn from society, I give the movie eight stars out of ten.

The White Tiger (2021), directed by Ramin Bahrani, is a striking adaptation of Aravind Adiga’s novel. The film tells the story of Balram Halwai (played by Adarsh Gourav), a man born into rural poverty in India who transforms from a servant into a successful entrepreneur. The film delves into deep themes such as class disparity, power dynamics, and corruption in Indian society, focusing on Balram’s struggle to break free from the caste system that oppresses him. The narrative unfolds through Balram, who recounts his life to a Chinese billionaire for whom he works. From his childhood in a small village, born into the lowest caste, to his opportunity as a chauffeur for a wealthy family in Delhi, Balram faces a series of obstacles in his journey toward freedom. Upon discovering the hypocrisy and corruption of the family he works for, he makes the drastic decision to murder his employer, symbolizing his definitive break from the system. The film tackles urgent social issues, such as the class divide and the caste hierarchy, while critiquing the power structures that perpetuate poverty. Adarsh Gourav delivers an outstanding performance, masterfully capturing the evolution of his character.

White Tiger A film that addresses too many topics and many of those topics are very deep and we should enter into a discussion in order to fully understand their context. But it is definitely not the most exciting or the best film. Bur also It is a film that I could not miss. Tells a very deep story of situations foreign to most people. But it is a film that I recommend from now on. The film tells the story of Balram and as a secondary story that of his family.He was born into a poor family submissive to the power of an entity that comes periodically and collects money and is this not what we live every day? Dont the goverments take money from us in any way they can? Balram is forced to work from a very young age to be able to pay debts. But he always had bigger aspirations that he did not even know. Time passed and Balram grew out of his village to give his family a better future, reaching the door of the same rich people who took away his money offering his services as a driver. From the moment he entered his greed starts increasing, he led him to denounce his own partner so that he would be fired. Here we see an everyday situation, our greed for power, money or influence makes us different people or maybe shows our true faces? He works for a long time with this family taking the son of the family to another city because he needed to do business elsewhere. There he began to live in a place with precarious conditions but began to be treated better by his master and as they trusted him more he had more gloomy thoughts. And with this I want to do the simile of a phrase "I shake your hand and you grab my whole arm" the more people trust us , we will always want more, because that is our nature , greedy . The business of his master caused the wife to abandon him by causing him to fall into a depression, and so Balram would become even closer to his master, it was almost as if he loved him in a toxic way. And so time went by and the dark side of Balram grew more and more, making him finally decide to kill his master to steal a briefcase full of money and start a new life with the only family he would have left. And with all that money he would start a new business , stepping on many people along the way and bribing the authorities and being the foundations of his empire that his employees were not treated like animals but like what they were, employed, giving them a dignified treatment. A story certainly full of controversies and topics to discuss. Balram was good? was it bad? Did the ends justify their means? This goes into the ethics and morals of each of us. In the world there is no good or an evil, everything is relative and subject to our own experiences. I think that is simply the same as all of us and if many of us were in their shoes we would have done the same even if we did not believe that, because their situations although they are not the same as ours , are similar and we could make the simile he simply made decisions based on their needs, maybe murderer, maybe he committed crimes, but also helped many people later, then what weighs more? this in mind of each one deciding it.

cool but meh i liked it

The beginning of the movie suggests it to be entrepreneurial rise of balram but in the end we realise its actually a criminal movie. I was expecting a rise from poverty by hardwork and finance hustle but movie just gave a cliche criminal rise to a poor person just he doesnt get caught.

The film gives us an interesting portrait of Indian society. Poverty, servitude, corruption, family; are some of the concepts that are shown throughout the movie, which may help us to understand a little bit about how Indian society is and give us a perspective on it. However, I think it is important to keep in mind that this is just one point of view of reality, and even though we can take a look at some of the Indian traditions and ways of thinking, it is impossible to represent all the culture in just one film. On the other hand, in my opinion, the rhythm of the movie declines after the first half and the ending becomes overly predictable.

This movie is a perfect representation of the society in which we live right now, it transcends cultures and countries, taking into account some global themes, just as the ambition, morality and pursuit of power the humans always have had. The film is centered in the Indian society, and shows us the big inequality, the injustices and the corruption that the “World Biggest Democracy” faces, it tells us everything through a man who wanted to change his world, but just as him there are a lot of people who are trapped in this system of inequality. The way these actors play their roles is fascinating and very well done, they were able to express every feeling and show us how every person from the most poor to the richest will act in that corrupted society. It May be a little bit long but i would definitely recommend you to watch this movie :3

The film gives us a cruel and intense way to see the Indian society, it lets us see the big social inequality, corruption and injustices through the story of a man who wants to change his destiny because of his social position. One of the positive things about the film is the easy way with which it give us to understand the difficulties of Indian society and the tension between social classes. With Balram, we get a real insight of the struggles and challenges faced by the characters as they struggle to have a better life in a country with too much inequality and injustice. Another very good aspect of the film is that it shows really real landscapes of India, from street markets to rural landscapes, which ones helps the person who is watching the film to understand more about the Indian reality. The movie is about very difficult and deep issues, and the main character has an individual improvement, it does not leave a learning or a significant change. Also the film is very difficult to watch because of the mistreatment, violence and suffering that it is seen.