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120 Bahadur Review: The remarkable bravery of 120 Indian soldiers who fought 3000 Chinese soldiers during the 1962 Battle of Rezang La is depicted in 120 Bahadur. In the film, Farhan Akhtar plays Major Shaitan Singh Bhati, PVC, who guides his soldiers through one of the most iconic and valiant stands in Indian military history. 120 Bahadur, which is scheduled to open in theaters on November 21, is already creating a lot of excitement. Thanks to an early review that went viral and generated endless discussions on social media, the historical battle drama has already gained a lot of attention before its launch.

120 Bahadur was described as a 'complete package' and gave it 4.5 stars by the reviewer @maadalaadlahere on X (previously Twitter). "#120BahadurReview: MARTYRS WHO NEVER DIED!!Rating: 4.5*/5 #120Bahadur is a complete package of Deshbhakti + The Journey of the Unbeatable Warriors. Direction of #RazneeshGhai is really Impressive with the eye-pleasing cinematography of Japanese born Japanese Cinematographer Tetsuo Nagata."

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The reviewer lauded Farhan for his brilliant performance as Major Bhati. "#FarhanAkhtar didn’t just play Major Bhati’s role, he truly lived it wholeheartedly. What a Soul-stirring Personality."

"120 Bahadur is not only a film, it's an emotion of every Indian, the bravery of the bravehearts, the infinite courage of the battlefield and the unforgettable HISTORY!!! Kudos to the makers to bring this story to the cinemas, a film which NO ONE SHOULD MISS. EVERY INDIAN WILL BE PROUD OF IT," read the review.

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About 120 Bahadur

The Battle of Rezang La, one of the most valiant episodes in Indian military history, is brought to life in 120 Bahadur. The film, which is set during the 1962 Sino-Indian War, depicts the harsh high-altitude conditions of the Himalayas, when Indian soldiers battled against insurmountable odds.

Charlie Company, under the command of Major Shaitan Singh Bhati, is at the heart of the narrative. Despite facing over 3,000 Chinese soldiers, just 120 Indian soldiers refused to back down. Their valiant defense, which includes hand-to-hand fighting, bayonets, and rifle fire, is depicted in the movie as a remarkable display of bravery, devotion, and selflessness.

120 Bahadur is poised for a significant box office battle due to its release on the same day as Hollywood's Wicked For Good and Masti 4.


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