It is rare for me to hear about terrorist attacks in India.

Rating: 10/10 (28 April 2020)

It is not a country of which I am too informed, however, due to the great occurrences of terrorist attacks around the world, its representation in the cinema is quite striking. I want to draw attention here to the film La batttaglia di Algeri, which already in 1966, showed terrorist attacks in the struggle for the independence of that country, however the context was totally different.
Without going into the merit of this barbarism, the film is impressive, and so are the actors on both sides of the story. The terrorists are impressive by their coldness, focus and determination towards evil. Those who watch feel intimidated, they don't seem to be afraid, not even a little sorry for those innocent guests, and our feeling is one of anger and the desire to beat the hell out of them.
It was interesting to see Dev Patel in this film, as I already knew him from The Night Of, and I liked it, however, for me, the one who caught the most attention was chef Oberoi.
The goal of any terrorist today is to kill hope within us, the will to rebuild our lives, since his actions leave such profound marks. Chef Oberoi has simply rebuilt his life, and it is good to know that he is now smiling and happy in the kitchen.
Furthermore, all those survivors of the bombing of the Hotel Mumbai, I hope they have managed to rebuild their lives, living hopefully in a world without Islamic terrorism.