The multiple Oscar-winning film Slumdog Millionaire is ready to hit Chinese theatres on March 26.

Lots of films produced in the tinsel town fail to benefit from the propering Chinese cinema market due to the annual quota, and others are thrown out by the censor board.

Chinese censors are cautious of uncomplimentary delineations of the country and its public, explicit sex and aggression and receptive topics including Tibet.

However, “Slumdog Millionaire” cleared Chinese censors without problems.

Slumdog Millionaire is one of the 20 major foreign movies that the China will import this year.

Director Danny Boyle will be present at the British movie’s premiere in Beijing next Wednesday, with the film going on general release in at least 2,000 movie houses across China.

According to estimations, Slumdog came second at the international box office after its Oscar wins, behind Warner Bros’ ‘The Curious Case of Benjamin Button’.’

The story about an 18-year-old slum boy has won eight Oscars out of the 10 categories it was nominated for.

The film’s artistic value has already been shown by the Oscars.

Its theme is optimistic, strong and inspiring.