Slumdog Millionaire

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• Movie Goof (factual errors): In the movie, the correct answer to the question of who wrote the song "Darshan Do Ghanshyam Naath" is shown as 16th century poet "Kavi Surdas". However in reality, this song is written by Gopal Singh Nepali for the movie Narsi Bhagat (1957). This song is also credited as traditional and originally written by 15th century poet Narsinh Mehta, whose life that film is based on. (Many, including the film, mistakenly attribute it to the 16th-century poet Surdas due to the fact that Surdas was blind and the song is a prayer asking God to "appear" before him, for his "eyes thirst for Your sight".)
• The pile of excreta that the young Jamal jumps into was made from a combination of peanut butter and chocolate.
• Movie Goof (continuity error): Jamal is shuttled directly to the studio from the police station where he was beaten and tortured. His swollen eye clears up entirely by the time he gets to the show.
• Movie Goof (continuity error): Jamal's skin as a kid is brown, but as an adult it's much whiter.