贾马尔·马里克（戴夫·帕特尔饰）,来自孟买的街头小青年，现在正遭到印度警方的审问与折磨。原因是贾马尔参加了一档印度版的《谁想成为百万富翁》电视直播节目，然而就在他面对最后一个问题之前，有人揭发了他作弊。贾马尔当然矢口否认。
    在解释为什么能完美答对每道题的同时，贾马尔的生活也在我们眼前徐徐展开。他讲起了认识的一位宝莱坞明星，在一起抢劫事件中丧生的母亲，以及他与哥哥沙里姆如何认识了拉媞卡（芙蕾达·平托饰）,他一生的挚爱。
    三个无家可归的年轻人被一所孤儿院收容，每天以乞讨为生。但是孤儿院的负责人却想弄瞎他们的眼睛以增加乞讨收入，于是他们逃走了。然而在他们爬火车时拉媞卡却因意外失足，再被孤儿院的人抓去。兄弟俩在泰姬陵附近暂时住下来，贾马尔以给游客提供导游服务为生，而沙里姆则与街头混混趁机偷取旅客的财物。
    但是贾马尔对拉媞卡的思念并没有因时间的流逝而减少。最终他说服沙里姆一起回到孟买寻找拉媞卡，可是一系列的变故使得他虽然见到了拉媞卡，却再次失去了她──她被黑帮老大夺去；而兄长沙里姆也成了黑帮的一员。
    于是贾马尔想到了来参加这个电视节目，因为他知道这是拉媞卡最喜欢的节目，她一定会看到他。此时，隔在贾马尔与2000万卢比之间的，只剩下最后一个问题。
    警方认为贾马尔的故事“虽然怪诞，但貌似有理”,于是放他回去继续参赛。拉媞卡果然在电视上看到了他，沙里姆此时也幡然醒悟，给了拉媞卡车钥匙与电话，催她快去找贾马尔。最后一个问题是“请说出三个火枪手的名字”,贾马尔并不知道，于是他使用了电话求助。电话打给他的兄长沙里姆，接听的却是拉媞卡。贾马尔听到她的声音固然兴奋，但可惜拉媞卡也答不上这个问题。于是贾马尔猜了一个答案，可喜的是他猜对了！而此时沙里姆为了能让他们幸福地生活在一起，也与黑帮老大同归于尽。
    那天晚上，贾马尔与拉媞卡终于在火车站相见。他们忘情拥吻，有情人终成眷属……

   晚上回来花了两个小时把这部电影看完，拍的不错，很感人。在印度看真是深有体会，很多场景在这边都可以看得到。看电影可能是一种享受，可真的在这里生活又是另一种事了。：（

Show 一下这边的晚餐。中午天天批萨，晚上不知道吃什么好？

    以前还能坚持天天按时上下学，小学到高中，没有一次迟到。大学慢慢就变了，迟到倒是不敢，早退就有了。现在上班了，公司不要求打卡，天天也不是按时上班了，其实每天那个时候已经醒了，可就是不想起来。不知道为什么？

    现在决定重拾以前的好习惯，开始坚持做些事了。相信会给我带来惊喜的。

歌手：elliott yamin     专辑：elliott yamin [Verse 1]

I never felt nothing in the world like this before
Now I'm missing you
& I'm wishing that you would come back through my door
Why did you have to go? You could have let me know
So now I'm all alone,
Girl you could have stayed
but you wouldnt give me a chance
With you not around it's a little bit more then i can stand
And all my tears they keep running down my face
Why did you turn away?

So why does your pride make you run and hide?
Are you that afraid of me?
But I know it's a lie what you keep inside
This is not how you wanted to be

So baby I will wait for you
Cause I don''t know what else i can do
Don't tell me I ran out of time
If it takes the rest of my life
Elliott Yamin
Baby I will wait for you
If you think I'm fine it just aint true
I really need you in my life
No matter what i have to do I'll wait for you
[Verse 2]
It's been a long time since you called me
(How could you forget about me)
You got me feeling crazy (crazy)
How can you walk away,
Everything stays the same
I just can't do it baby
What will it take to make you come back
Girl I told you what it is & it just ain't like that
Why can't you look at me, your still in love with me
Don't leave me crying.

Baby why can't we just start over again
Get it back to the way it was
If you give me a chance I can love you right
But your telling me it wont be enough

So baby I will wait for you
Don't tell me I ran out of time
If it takes the rest of my life
Baby I will wait for you
If you think I'm fine it just aint true
I really need you in my life
No matter what i have to do I'll wait for you

So why does you pride make you run & hide
Are you that afriad of me?
But I know it's a lie what your keeping inside
Thats not how you wanted to be
Baby I will wait for you
Baby I will wait for you
If it's the last thing i do

Baby I will wait for you
Cause I don''t know what else i can do
Don't tell me I ran out of time
If it takes the rest of my life
Baby I will wait for you
If you think I'm fine it just aint true
I really need you in my life
No matter what i have to do I'll wait for you
I'll Be Waiting.

    也不知道当时放弃去HW是对还是错。HW的高薪对于我来说的确是一个很大的诱惑。薪水在武汉不算低，但还是感觉不够用。

     PS:今天同学对我说射手座是Fatal Attraction，也许是吧！

    选择退出，大家并没有怪你，只是为什么要欺骗全国的观众。好多的人就是为了看你刘翔的比赛而去特意买票去的，我一个同事就花了一千多买的高价票。当好多人知道刘翔不能比赛了，纷纷退场。不知道刘翔当时是怎么想的。

    不知道是屈从于什么利益团体。这不是奥林匹克，不是奥运精神！！！

    回家后，丧失了回来之前的兴奋，还是跟以前一样，生活回复了平静。再就是等着好友请我吃饭和我请好友吃饭了。原以为在国外的两个月的时间足够把问题想清楚的，却发现还是没有头绪。随着日期的逼近，越发难以抉择了。

    发现大家好像过得都挺开心的，都有明确的目标，在武汉的，出去闯的。我却一直在摇摆，不知道该做哪个决定。总是拿着自己跟别人比来比去，这个去哪里赚钱多，我也要去试试；那个工作比较有发展前去，也想去。其实呢，也许自己并不是很喜欢。

    生活是自己的，不是用来和别人比的，也许只有找到自己真正想要的才会觉得开心和满足。

    道理都知道，可就是做不了决定。也没有人能帮你，一千个人一千个意见，都是站在自己的立场看的，并不能帮你作出决定。

But you don’t have to simplify it all at once. Do one thing at a time, and take small steps. You’ll get there, and have fun doing it.

In fact, you can do little but important things today to start living the simple life.

I was criticized a few weeks ago when I published the Simple Living Manifesto: 72 Ideas to Simplify Your Life, because many people felt the list was too long. I heard this point, and this post is my response: just the 10 most important things.

And these are not 10 difficult things, but 10 simple things that you can do today. Not tomorrow, not next week, not next month. Today. Choose one and do it today. Tomorrow, choose another.

If you do these 10 things, you’ll have made great strides with little effort.

1. Make a short list. Take out a sheet of paper and fold it into a small square, perhaps 3×5 inches. Or take out an index card. Now make a short list of the 4-5 most important things in your life. What’s most important to you? What do you value most? What 4-5 things do you most want to do in your life? Simplifying starts with these priorities, as you are trying to make room in your life so you have more time for these things.

2. Drop 1 commitment. Think about all the things in your life that you’re committed to doing, and try to find one that you dread doing. Something that takes up time but doesn’t give you much value. Perhaps you’re on a team, or coaching something, or on a board or committee, or whatever. Something that you do each day or week or month that you don’t really want to do. Now take action today to drop that commitment. Call someone, send an email, telling the appropriate person or people that you just don’t have the time. You will feel relief. I’d recommend dropping all commitments that don’t contribute to your short list (from Item #1), but for today, just drop 1 commitment.

3. Purge a drawer. Or a shelf, or a countertop, or a corner of a room. Not an entire room or even an entire closet. Just one small area. You can use that small area as your base of simplicity, and then expand from there. Here’s how to purge: 1) empty everything from the drawer or shelf or corner into a pile. 2) From this pile, pick out only the most important things, the stuff you use and love. 3) Get rid of the rest. Right now. Trash it, or put it in your car to give away or donate. 4) Put the stuff you love and use back, in a neat and orderly manner.

4. Set limits. Read Haiku Productivity for more. Basically, you set limits for things you do regularly: email, RSS posts, tasks, feeds, items in your life, etc. And try to stick with the limits. Today, all you have to do is set limits for a few things in your life. Tomorrow, try to stick with them.

5. Simplify your to-do list. Take a look at your to-do list. If it’s more than 10 items long, you can probably simplify it a bit. Try to find at least a few items that can be eliminated, delegated, automated, outsourced, or ignored. Shorten the list. This is a good habit to do once a week.

6. Free up time. Simplifying your life in general is a way to free up time to do the stuff you want to do. Unfortunately, it can be hard to find time to even think about how to simplify your life. If that’s the case, free up at least 30 minutes a day for thinking about simplifying. Or alternatively, free up a weekend and think about it then. How can you free up 30 minutes a day? Just a few ideas: wake earlier, watch less TV, eat lunch at your desk, take a walk for lunch, disconnect from the Internet, do email only once today, shut off your phones, do 1 less thing each day.

7. Clear your desk. I can personally attest to the amazing feeling that a clean desk can give you. It’s such a simple thing to do, and yet it does so much for you. If your desk is covered with papers and notes and gadgets and office supplies, you might not be able to get this done today. But here are the basic steps: 1) Clear everything off your desk and put it in a pile (either in your inbox or on the floor). 2) Process the pile from top to bottom, one item at a time. Do not defer decisions on any item — deal with them immediately and quickly. 3) For each item, either file it immediately, route it to someone else, trash it, or note it on your to-do list (and put it in an “action” folder). If it’s a gadget or office supply, find a place for it in your desk drawers (or get rid of it). 4) Repeat until your pile is empty and your desk is clear. Be sure to get rid of any knick knacks. Your desk should have your computer, your inbox, perhaps a notepad, and maybe a family photo (but not many). Ahh, a clear desk! 5) From now on, put everything in your inbox, and at least once a day, process it in the same way as above.

8. Clear out your email inbox. This has the same psychological effect as a clear desk. Is your email inbox always full of read and unread messages? That’s because you’re delaying decisions on your emails. If you have 50, let’s say, or fewer emails in your inbox, you can process them all today. If you have hundreds, you should put them in a temporary folder and get to them one chunk at a time (do 20 per day or something). Here’s how you process your inbox to empty — including emails already in your inbox, and all future incoming emails: 1) process them top to bottom, one at a time, deciding and disposing of each one immediately. 2) Your choices are to delete, archive, respond immediately (and archive or delete), forward (and archive or delete), or mark it with a star (or something like that) and note it on your to-do list to respond to later (and archive). 3) Process each email like that until the inbox is empty. 4) Each time you check your email, process to empty. Ahh, an empty inbox!

9. Move slower. We rush through the day, from one task to another, from one appointment to another, until we collapse on the couch, exhausted, at the end of the day. Instead, simplify your life by doing less (see Items 1, 4 and 5) and doing them more slowly. Eat slower, drive slower, walk slower, shower slower, work slower. Be more deliberate. Be present. This isn’t something you’re going to master today, but you can start practicing today.

10. Single-task. Instead of multi-tasking, do one thing at a time. Remove all distractions, resist any urge to check email or do some other habitual task like that while you’re doing the task at hand. Stick to that one task, until you’re done. It’ll make a huge difference in both your stress level and your productivity.

        前年第一次来印度前，上网查了下，就觉得很恐怖：天涯上到处爬满人火车的照片，左手上厕所右手吃饭的习惯，街上到处可见被奉为神灵的牛……当时心里还存着一丝的侥幸，以为是供大家娱乐的笑话。来了才知道，确实如此。

        闷热的气候，破烂不堪的建筑，数不清的贫民窟，还有空气中无名的怪味……脏乱是印度所有城市的特点，不管是政治中心德里，还是商业中心孟买。垃圾到处都是，厚重的汽车尾气，最让人受不了的是随地小便的习惯，街道两边，拉下裤子就可以开始了，走在街上有种让人窒息的感觉。没有门的公交车，到站都不停，自己跳上跳下，佩服印度人的身体素质啊！随处可见悠闲自得的神牛，运气好的话还可以看见市中心的树上玩耍的猴。真是人畜"和谐"的社会啊！路边到处是要饭的乞丐，经常拖家带口，车一停就趴在窗口要钱。

        这就是一个成天吹嘘要和中国比的印度，一个自认为世界第三的印度！（印度阿三的由来）