The Railway Men: A Gripping Retelling of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy

The Railway Men, Netflix's latest series, isn't just a 'story' of the 1984 Bhopal Gas Tragedy; it's a powerful 'retelling' that grips you with horrific realism. The valiant Railway Men of Bhopal prevented a catastrophic death toll, showcasing courage beyond duty. 

The four episodes unfold with terrific

performances, a brilliant screenplay, and a haunting 80s setup. The detailed portrayal of safety issues at the Union Carbide Factory, accompanied by a chilling background score, intensifies the narrative. 

Scenes like the moment of gas leak, Divyendu's entry scene, Raghubeer Yadav's crucial train sequence, trains about to collide, and Kay Kay Menon's communication attempt are a few instances of the brilliance of this show. The series has many such scenes that keeps you hooked.

The last impactful scene of burials is reminiscent of 'Sardar Udham' Jallianwala Bagh Massacre. Kay Kay Menon, as the Station Master, deserves a National Award for his phenomenal performance, portraying a range of emotions flawlessly. 

Babil Khan shines as the fresh locopilot with a personal history, resembling his father Irfan's brilliance Divyendu Sharma adds humor as a robber disguised as a constable, providing a needed balance to the intense drama.

R. Madhavan and the stellar supporting cast, including Juhi Chawla and Rahgubeer Yadav, elevate the cinematic experience. Yashraj Entertainment's OTT debut surpasses expectations, outshining their recent theatrical release. 

"The Railway Men" is a must-watch, transporting you into the tragedy's pain, dread, and heroism.It bring forths the negligence of authorities but largely celebrates the bravery that saved thousands. Don't miss this cinematic journey – you won't regret it. #TheRailwayMen #NetflixReview @chhabs @mimansashekhar @kaykaymenon02