120 Bahadur Box Office Collection Day 2: Farhan Akhtar's War Drama Shows Strong Jump From Friday

120 Bahadur Box Office Collection Day 2: 120 Bahadur debuted in theatres on November 21, 2025, and its box office receipts have been steadily increasing. Even though the military drama got off to a rocky start, early numbers suggest that interest in its compelling subject is helping it pick up steam. Farhan Akhtar plays Major Shaitan Singh in Razneesh Ghai's film, which brings the Battle of Rezang La to the big screen. In barely two days, 120 Bahadur made Rs 6.25 crore at the box office.

120 Bahadur received Rs 4 crore on Saturday, as per early estimates from Sacnilk. This comes after its first-day revenue of Rs 2.25 crore. The significant increase from Friday to Saturday implies that more people are becoming aware of the film. The increasing trend also suggests that the film might continue to do well in the days ahead.

120 Bahadur is anticipated to gain even more from weekend attendance, positive word-of-mouth, and rising interest from those who favour genuine war-based films. The movie had an overall 14.26% Hindi Occupancy on Saturday, November 22, 2025.

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120 Bahadur Day-Wise Collection (sacnilk)

Day 1 - Rs 2.25 crore

Day 2 - Rs 4 crore

TOTAL - Rs 6.25 crore

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120 Bahadur tells the story of how 120 soldiers from Charlie Company, 13 Kumaon Regiment—mostly Ahirs from Rajasthan and Haryana—defended their post against an over 3,000-strong Chinese army, killing over 1,300 enemy soldiers despite overwhelming odds.

Farhan Akhtar's character, Major Shaitan Singh Bhati, is at the centre of the movie. Major Singh was posthumously given the Param Vir Chakra, India's highest military honour, for his leadership and unwavering commitment. In the role of Major Singh's wife, Shagun Kanwar, Raashii Khanna anchors the story's humanising emotional string of separation, sacrifice, and duty.

The film's box office performance has been hampered by its lack of mainstream appeal and contemporary relevance, despite its sincere depiction of bravery and sacrifice.