 On the second day of filming the documentary , Lohan posted a message on her Twitter account stating : " Over 40 children saved so far ... Within one day 's work " . Indian non @-@ governmental organization , Bachpan Bachao Andolan , said she had not been part of the raid mentioned and threatened legal action over the post . BBC said Lohan was " misinterpreted " and that " she was merely referring to a raid that happened connected to child trafficking " . A few days later Lohan posted again on Twitter praising the work of Bachpan Bachao Andolan . She was originally scheduled to be present for the raid , but due to rescheduling arrived in the country too late . Lohan had also been scheduled to interview a representative for UNICEF for the documentary , but failed to show up . The BBC failed to ensure that Lohan had a proper work visa , which might lead to her being added to an immigration blacklist in India . Of her experience working on the film , Lohan said : " [ t ] he strength of the young boys and girls I met has been truly humbling " and " I hope my presence in India will bring awareness to the really important issues raised in making this film " . 
