The Man Who Knew Infinity

As a biographical drama, 'The Man Who Knew Infinity' primarily evokes Sadness and Melancholy due to Ramanujan's separation from his wife, the prejudice he faces in Britain, and his declining health. Empathy is strongly felt for his struggles against academic rigidity and cultural isolation. Inspiration arises from his extraordinary mathematical genius, his perseverance in the face of adversity, and his ultimate recognition. Awe is present for his profound intellect, while Anxiety reflects the challenges he endures, and Hope underscores the desire for his success and well-being.