Why can the film Mumbai Hotel released on 20 18 be loved by the public?

This is a tribute to the dead and a respect for history? Mumbai hotel. I remember watching this movie, and the most memorable line was: Turn on the sound so that I can hear their whining. Personally, I feel that this movie has no urine spots throughout. The whole movie is full of tension and helplessness. The whole film restored the reality of the event at that time.

1) The whole film features Arjun, a waiter who works in a hotel restaurant. On the day of the incident, he went out to work to say goodbye to his wife and children. On the way to the hotel by electric car, Arjun's shoes appeared three times in the film. The poor waiter didn't have suitable shoes, but in the face of life and death, he still chose to protect the hotel guests, showing fearless courage. In the end, he went through a life-and-death struggle and still rode home on an electric car. His wife and children still greeted him at the door, as well as the magnificent Taj Mahal Hotel and the Taj Mahal Hotel after the terrorist attacks. The close-ups in the film played the role of greeting each other and formed a sharp contrast.

2) There is no so-called protagonist in this film. The whole massacre exposed human instinct and humanity. The film has a strong sense of rhythm and was quickly substituted into the film. What impressed me the most was Arjun, an employee of Taj Mahal Hotel. He is a religious person, wearing a black turban on his head, which is a sacred symbol of honor and courage. He wears this headscarf every time he goes out. If he takes it off, it's like streaking for him.

3) The film creates a very exciting atmosphere, which is more from the fear of human nature. When terrorists see ordinary people shooting people without hesitation, when they hear the cry for help from the dead on the phone, this fear is concentrated. The audience followed the perspectives of many characters in the film and gradually integrated into it? At the end of the terrorist incident, it was as if I had escaped with them, and I was relieved.