This film is actually a remake of the American film "Call Me No. 1" based on the true story of Brad Cohen. From an American perspective, this is an inspirational story focusing on personal struggle and self-realization, suffering from congenital Tourette. Disabled people with schizophrenia, exhausted all their strength, just to live the life of ordinary people, this meaning can be sighing, sensational, and touching, but it can not satisfy the more complicated and difficult living environment of India or Chinese. "Mr. Hiccup" focuses on what happens after the disabled person realizes their dreams, that is, being an ordinary person is only the primary stage of life experience. Even the opportunity for Teacher Hiccup to become a teacher is only after unremitting efforts. The unexpected joy is given. In India, for people with the same illness and disability, the level of difficulty will be escalated. The plot quickly enters Naina's class F. This design allows Naina, who is shaped by many difficult factors such as single-parent family, female identity, disability to hinder ideals, and slum teenagers who have been biting class contradictions all their lives, stand on the same front. From the American inspirational individual experience to the universal experience of the world.
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