Composer Aadesh Shrivastava has been in and out of the US collaborating with rapper Wyclef Jean.
But now after Slumdog Millionaire Aadesh says he's embarrassed to walk on the American streets.
"I'm so upset. They've started calling Indians 'slumdogs', just like 'coolie' was a gaali in Britain. Now in the US I feel slumdog is a gaali for us Indians. Mumbai has given me everything.
To see the city being shown as a place of dirt filth and crime only is very humiliating. Even I can make a film on child prostitution and paedophilia. But it won't get Oscars because I am not a gora."
Aadesh saw Slumdog Millionaire in LA this week. And he was shocked. "What f...k right does the director have to show Mumbai as a slum? Now we are considered a slum city in all parts of the world. Humlog kahin mooh dikhane laayak nahin rahe."
While applauding A R Rahman's music Aadesh says he'd never be part of a film that makes India look like a slum.
"I'm so upset. It's a disgusting movie. Being an Indian it was doubly humiliating to be watching the film with Americans. Even if Steven Spielberg asked me to compose music for a film that makes fun of India I won't do it. "
Being a diehard Amitabh Bachchan bhakt Aadesh is appalled at the way the Big B is shown in the film.
"I puked when I saw that kid smeared in shit asking for Bachchan Saab's autograph. What the f...k was that? Does Danny Boyle know what Bachchan Saab means to us Indians? Who would dare approach him like that?"
Spews Aadesh, "We applaud people who come to our city and spit in our faces."