Farhan Akhtar’s 120 Bahadur released on Friday, November 21, and brings the 1962 Sino-Indian War to the big screen with a heartfelt tribute. The film focuses on the Battle of Rezang La, where the soldiers of Charlie Company made a heroic last stand against a far larger Chinese force. The narrative highlights their courage, discipline, and sacrifice in simple and emotional storytelling.
Special Screening in Delhi Draws Top Army Leadership
To celebrate the release, the team hosted a special screening in Delhi. Senior Army leaders, including General Upendra Dwivedi, attended the event with brigadiers, major generals, officers, and their families.
Farhan shared his pride, writing, “A proud moment as General Upendra Dwivedi, PVSM, AVSM, Brigadiers, Major Generals, Army officers and their families joined us for a special screening of 120 Bahadur in Delhi.”
The first reactions were overwhelmingly positive. One viewer said, "When the Chief of Army Staff gives a standing ovation and veterans have tears in their eyes. You don’t need reviews anymore.” Another praised the filmmaking, adding, “I loved the sincerity with which it’s made.”
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Tribute Before Release and Launch of MyStamp
Before the premiere, the filmmakers met Defence Minister Rajnath Singh. During the event, the Indian Postal Service unveiled a special MyStamp to honour the Battle of Rezang La.
Farhan expressed gratitude and said it was a privilege to pay tribute to the soldiers who fought with such extraordinary bravery.
Directed by Razneesh Ghai, 120 Bahadur features Farhan Akhtar and Raashii Khanna in lead roles and aims to remind audiences of the valour shown by India's warriors in 1962.