Neerja Bhanots colleague is NOT happy with Sonam Kapoors Neerja! - Page 6

Originally posted by: PC00

One of the passengers mentioned this is not true, but the rest seems accurate. If you check US justice document and type Neerja in search you will read about a mother who shielded her daughter from the bullets.

Originally posted by: Shy_

Here is from court proceedings how everyone suffered and showed courage

Several of the flight attendants who saw

what was happening communicated with the

cockpit crew, sending a "hijack" code over

the telephone intercom. As a result of this

warning, the pilot, co-pilot and flight

engineer all followed Pan Am's standard

operating procedure and exited the cockpit

using emergency ropes before any hijacker

could reach the cockpit to commandeer the flight

Throughout the day, Safarini used Sunshine,

and later another flight attendant named

Sherene, as a human shield, with his arm

around each one's neck, as he moved about

the cabin.

Fearing that the hijackers would be most

interested in targeting American citizens for

brutal treatment, the flight attendants,

risking their own lives, deliberately refused

to accept United States passports from some

passengers and hid several United States

passports under seat cushions. After the

passports were collected, defendant Safarini

ordered the flight attendants to separate the

American passports from the others and

bring the American passports to him. He

became visibly distraught after the only

United States passports he received

belonged to passengers of Indian or

Pakistani origin or ancestry.

By the evening of September 5th, the

interior of the aircraft had become

uncomfortably warm. Pan Am employee Meherjee Kharas told defendant Safarini

that the auxiliary power unit would soon

fail. This meant that the lighting, circulation

and other aircraft systems would shut down

as daylight faded into night. The lights on

the aircraft began to flicker, indicating the

approaching final power loss.

Defendant Safarini ordered Mr. Kharas and

flight attendant Sherene Pavan out of the

cockpit area and escorted them, along with a

few other hostages who had been seated in

the business class section, back into the two

economy class sections where all the

remaining hostages were compressed by the

hijackers. People were pressed literally on

top of each other in seats and seated in the

aisles.

As the bullets and grenades flew, Neerja Bhanot, as well as other flight attendants

and passengers, heroically managed to force

open two exits in the economy section.

The opening of the rear exit triggered

inflation of the emergency slide, but the

opening of the exit over the wing did not

trigger the inflation of a second emergency

slide.

Originally posted by: Shy_

Here is from court proceedings how everyone suffered and showed courage

Several of the flight attendants who saw

what was happening communicated with the

cockpit crew, sending a "hijack" code over

the telephone intercom. As a result of this

warning, the pilot, co-pilot and flight

engineer all followed Pan Am's standard

operating procedure and exited the cockpit

using emergency ropes before any hijacker

could reach the cockpit to commandeer the flight

Throughout the day, Safarini used Sunshine,

and later another flight attendant named

Sherene, as a human shield, with his arm

around each one's neck, as he moved about

the cabin.

Fearing that the hijackers would be most

interested in targeting American citizens for

brutal treatment, the flight attendants,

risking their own lives, deliberately refused

to accept United States passports from some

passengers and hid several United States

passports under seat cushions. After the

passports were collected, defendant Safarini

ordered the flight attendants to separate the

American passports from the others and

bring the American passports to him. He

became visibly distraught after the only

United States passports he received

belonged to passengers of Indian or

Pakistani origin or ancestry.

By the evening of September 5th, the

interior of the aircraft had become

uncomfortably warm. Pan Am employee Meherjee Kharas told defendant Safarini

that the auxiliary power unit would soon

fail. This meant that the lighting, circulation

and other aircraft systems would shut down

as daylight faded into night. The lights on

the aircraft began to flicker, indicating the

approaching final power loss.

Defendant Safarini ordered Mr. Kharas and

flight attendant Sherene Pavan out of the

cockpit area and escorted them, along with a

few other hostages who had been seated in

the business class section, back into the two

economy class sections where all the

remaining hostages were compressed by the

hijackers. People were pressed literally on

top of each other in seats and seated in the

aisles.

As the bullets and grenades flew, Neerja Bhanot, as well as other flight attendants

and passengers, heroically managed to force

open two exits in the economy section.

The opening of the rear exit triggered

inflation of the emergency slide, but the

opening of the exit over the wing did not

trigger the inflation of a second emergency

slide.

Originally posted by: MrsJustinBieber

Maybe the movie only wanted to focus on Neerja mostly, as they made it for Neerja's family.

The team's effort was shown also but just their names were not said, their background story etc was not shown like Neerja's was.

Originally posted by: yamyam

Just an example.. In the Movie Mangal Pandey, the story was about him and him alone but when they showed the commencement of War of independence, a scene featuring other ppl willing to be a part of the war was shown too with names.. Perhaps acknowleding others bravery in this case with names would have been a good idea.. no need for background story but just their role during hijack? That doesn't seem to be asking too much, right?

Originally posted by: ChotaBheem

I found one account but her posts are secured.

So I cant see her posts