The Railway Men: The Untold Story of Bhopal 1984

On the one hand:
1. It's cool that they told this story, which, oddly enough, few people know about.
2. The stories and character arcs are also good.

On the other hand:
1. Hiding from gas at the train station is the most logical thing you can think of, yes. After all, train stations are known for their tightness.
2. Somehow they didn't really demonstrate the culprits of the accident. According to the series, it looks like the factory management is so mean. But there was a more complicated problem there — the bosses from the USA demanded more and more to reduce spending, but they did not want to do anything about it. And the state leadership didn't care about what was happening at this plant and didn't even want to know why safety regulations continued to decrease there, so as not to spend money on equipment upgrades.
3. Well, they didn't really talk about the consequences of all this mess — that so far no one is bothering to clean up the soil and water. That the number of miscarriages and congenital pathologies is still much higher than normal.

I was so glad when the head of the department stayed alive

It's a good, solid series based on real events.

What a mess. I won't lie - I was somewhat prejudiced against Indian production, but how well shot, the shots at the end of the series with each character having a separate story are especially added.

Tin is just tin. The 1st episode was slowly rocking, and the 2nd was just corpses pouring in bundles. It's hard to watch. People are dying and they don't even know they're dying.