Characters in India
Characters in Australis
Lost in India
Plot Events
Finding Home
100

Who is the protagonist of the story?

Saroo Brierly

100

What is the name of Saroo's adopted brother?

Mantosh

100

How old is Saroo when he is lost?

5

100

Who did Saroo say he missed the most?

Shakeila

100

What does Saroo's name mean in Hindi?

Lion

200

What are Saroo's brothers' names?

Guddu & Kallu

200

What is Saroo's girlfriend's name?

Lisa

200

Why does Saroo end up lost in the train station?


He is tired

He falls asleep

His brother doesn't return for him

He gets on the train when he shouldn't have

He begged his brother to go with him and it is too much

200

Who made Saroo feel a bit safer while he was lost?

The Holy Men

200

How did Saroo hear about Google Earth?

From a college friend

300

True or False: The name of the teenage boy who helped Saroo is Nigel?

False - he never learned the boy's name.

300

What are Saroo's parents names?

Sue & John Brierly

300

How long had Saroo been missing for?

25 years

300

What was Nava Jeevan?

A home for troubled youth that Saroo is sent before the orphanage.

300

How long did it take Saroo (using Google Earth) to find his hometown?

5 years and 8 months

400

What is Saroo's biological mum's name?

Kamla

400

What is the name of the girl Saroo meets at Nava Jeevan who also gets adopted to Australia, whom he stays friends with?

Asra

400

What was the name of the town that Saroo got off the train in?

Kolkata

400

Where did Saroo grow up?

Hobart, Tasmania

400

How long did Saroo have to wait after finding his home until he actually went to India?

16 months

500

What was the name of the woman who translated for Saroo and his family in India?

Cheryl

500

What is the name of the woman who finds Saroo his family in Australia and where does she work?

Mrs. Sood - ISSA

500

Name 2 things Saroo runs from.

men at train station, house where the man from the train lives

500

What was the name of the town where Saroo lived in India?

Ganesh Talai

500

Saroo discusses that in 1987 there are 17 million people living in Australia. In that same year, how many children died or went missing in India?

14 million