"The canvas (of the movie) is bursting with humanity, really. There is a sense of pride that I can go there and represent the country on an international scale," Patel said on the red carpet event when asked about his experience of shooting in India.
The 26-year-old actor was accompanied by film's young star, Sunny Pawar, whom the interviewers mistakenly called Patel's brother.
Sunny plays the young Saroo Brierley, while Patel is in the grown-up version in the Garth Davis-directed movie about a man searching for his birth mother in India.
The movie, however, is not yet out of the awards' race as it is tipped to garner nominations at the Oscars, which will be announced on January 24.
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