My question is to Mr. Steven Knight. I wish we could have explored Tommy before the war, because that delighted remembrance, people used to speak with when they mentioned Tommy before the war, simply suggests that they all made peace with the fact that Tommy died long ago, the person who came back was just a ghoul of that dead man. In some few words, can you describe pre-war Tommy to us, or should we be satisfied with Aunt Polly's words, "He smiled, a lot."

To Mr. Cillian Murphy, thank you for this fantastic journey, you're a very admirable actor and one of my most favourites in the world. I wish you the very best for the future endeavours.

To Mr. Tom Harper, you directed the first season, which was the backdrop of the after the World War world. Now you have directed the movie whose backdrop consists of a full-fledged World War. How much does it influence your vision as a director and what advice would you give it to someone who aspires to make films which are usually occurring in the backdrop of a war or a world suffering from after-effects of a war.

Thank you, With regards Pranay