原创《搜寻回家路》：本论文可用于回家路论文范文参考下载，回家路相关论文写作参考研究。
Little boy lost who took 25 years to find his way back home to mum： Saroo Brierley used Google Earth to track down his family 6,000 miles away—as portrayed in an acclaimed film starring Nicole Kidman.2
It was just a small river flowing over a dam, but to five-year-old Saroo Munshi Khan it felt like a waterfall. He played barefoot under the downpour as trains passed nearby.3 When night fell, he would walk a couple miles home.
Home was a tiny mud-brick house with a tin roof.4 He lived there with his mother, Kamala, who worked long hours carrying bricks and cement5, two older brothers, Guddu and Kullu, and a younger sister, Shekila. His father, Munshi, had abandoned the family two years earlier. Guddu, then aged nine, had assumed his role as the man of the house. Guddu spent his days searching passenger trains6 for fallen coins. Early one evening, Guddu agreed to take his little brother to the railway station. The two got on a train to Burhanpur7, about two hours away.
By the time they hopped off8 the train at Burhanpur, Saroo felt exhausted and told his brother he needed to nap before they caught the next train back. When he woke, sunlight was streaming through the windows and the train was moving quickly through the countryside. Saroo had no idea how long he had been asleep and jumped up from his seat. “Bhaiya！” Saroo screamed, the Hindi word for brother. But there was no response. Saroo eventually climbed onto another train, hoping it might lead him home, but it led him to another strange town. He didn’t know it at the time, but he had ended up in Calcutta’s9 main train station.
For the next week or so, Saroo traveled in and out of Calcutta by train, hoping to end up back at his hometown. He subsisted on10 whatever he could beg from strangers or find in the trash. While he was crossing the train tracks, a man approached him. “I want to go back to Burhanpur,” he told the man—the only city name he knew. “Can you help me?” “Why don’t you come with me?” the man said. “I’ll give you some food, shelter11, and water.”
Saroo followed him to his tin hut12. “It felt good because I had something in my stomach,” Saroo recalled. The next day the man told him that a friend was going to come over and help him find his family. On the third day, the friend showed up. Then he told Saroo to come lie next to him in bed. Saroo began to worry. “All of a sudden, being close to him the way I was started to have a sick kind of feeling,” he recalled. “I just thought, this isn’t right.” When the men went for a cigarette, Saroo ran out the door as fast as he could.
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