Bollywood actor Farhan Akhtar’s film 120 Bahadur released in theatres on Friday, November 21. The movie is inspired by the 1962 Sino-Indian War and honours the brave soldiers who fought in the Battle of Rezang La. The story highlights the courageous final stand of Charlie Company as they faced a much larger Chinese force, portraying their sacrifice with emotion and respect.
Special screening attended by Army leadership
A special screening was organised in Delhi to celebrate the movie’s release. Several senior Indian Army officials, including General Upendra Dwivedi, attended the event along with major generals, brigadiers, and their families. Farhan described the occasion as a “proud moment” and shared photos, 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.”
Viewers and social media users have already shared positive feedback. One audience member noted that “When the Chief of Army Staff gives a standing ovation and veterans have tears in their eyes. You don’t need reviews anymore.” Another said they appreciated “the sincerity with which it’s made.”
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Pre-release tribute and commemorative stamp
Before its premiere, the film’s team met Defence Minister Rajnath Singh. During the event, the Indian Postal Service launched a special MyStamp to honour the Battle of Rezang La. Farhan Akhtar said it was a privilege to pay tribute to the soldiers’ bravery and sacrifices. Directed by Razneesh Ghai, 120 Bahadur also features Raashii Khanna in a lead role.
