Iqbal

Audience emotional responses for 'Iqbal' are primarily driven by its powerful underdog narrative. Inspiration is paramount, as viewers witness Iqbal, a deaf and mute boy, relentlessly pursue his dream of playing cricket for India against immense personal and societal odds. This journey evokes strong Empathy for his struggles and the unfair obstacles he faces, particularly from his father and Guruji. Hope is a continuous thread, fueled by Iqbal's unwavering determination and the support of his mother, sister, and the unconventional mentor Mohit. The sports genre elements contribute significantly to Excitement and Anticipation during the intense cricket matches and crucial moments of Iqbal's progression. Joy and Satisfaction are felt as Iqbal achieves milestones and ultimately triumphs, while Sadness and Anxiety arise from setbacks, conflicts, and the challenges to his aspirations. The film balances moments of adversity with a prevailing sense of triumph and perseverance.