A very well-armed Pakistani group attacks the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai, India. For 68 hours, hundreds of people are taken hostage while gunfire continues their assault, generating a fire outburst. After smoke scavenging, more than 160 people died as a result of devastating attacks and many more are seriously injured. By demonstrating compassion, resilience and courage in their common struggle for survival, staff members and hotel guests unite their efforts without taking into account race, color and religion, thus preventing the loss of more human lives.