One such exceptional genre is movies that carry management lessons. The Ghazi Attack is a saga of strategic face offs of two submarines from India and Pakistan respectively. This story of mind and muscle leaves along a trail of management lessons for audience to digest on. Here are a few management takeaways I picked up in the movie:
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In 1971, the Navy played an exceptional role and ensured that Pakistan would feel the brunt of a war that was declared after Pakistani jet fighters screamed into Indian air space and attacked forward air fields. India declared war, and the Indian Navy began preparations for an audacious attack on the Karachi harbour that pulverised the Pakistani navy. But unknown to the Indian navy, the Pakistanis had already launched a pre-emptive operation in the Bay of Bengal off the coast of Vishakhapatnam.
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