In a letter to a Chinese Premier, Ashok, a Bangalore-based entrepreneur, describes his escape from a rural village to the city of his dreams. Unlike most young and vibrant businessmen who are born with a silver spoon in their mouths and are fortunate to run their family-owned enterprises, Ashok's story is different. His is a tale of struggle and sacrifice, of master and slave, of loyalty and treason, and how they are inevitably intertwined. "White Tiger," directed by Ramin Bahrani, is a gripping crime drama that unveils the stark disparities between the two extreme classes in India. Balram, a young and ambitious teenager from a rural village, lives with his family in a kutcha house. He dreams of escaping the "rooster cage" he was born into and moves to Delhi to work as a driver for an affluent family. Within days, he becomes the personal driver for Ashok, a kind-hearted man in his early thirties who has just returned to India from the U.S. with his wife, Pinky. ...