120 Bahadur

The Braveheart Soldier is a stirring tribute to courage, sacrifice, and the unshakeable spirit of an army man who puts his nation above everything else. The film follows Major Shaitan Singh , a soldier whose journey from a small-town dreamer to a legendary warrior forms the emotional backbone of the story.

From the very first frame, the movie grips you with its authenticity. The battlefield sequences are choreographed with precision-realistic, gritty, and intense without falling into unnecessary exaggeration. But the film's true power lies not in its action, but in its heart.

The background score deserves a special mention. It swells at all the right moments-never overshadowing the scenes, but deepening every emotion. Cinematography, too, is top-notch, with sweeping landscapes, dramatic dusk shots, and raw war-zone frames that stay with you long after the film ends.

What makes this film rise above typical patriotic dramas is its honesty. It doesn't glorify war-it humanizes the warrior. It reminds the audience that true bravery isn't about wielding a gun, but about carrying the weight of responsibility, duty, and sacrifice.

Some chapters in history need to be talked about and 120 Bahadur does the same. A brave story of our forefathers who fought such an intense battle at such extreme conditions and ensured the chushul valley remains integral part of india. Farhan akhtar has done a brilliant acting and especially the fighting sequence show in the movie is superb.

"120 Bahadur" is a genuinely gripping film that throws you right into the lives and struggles of Indian soldiers defending their land. The pacing stays tight from the start-there's never a dull moment. I was honestly shocked when the intermission hit because the first half just flew by.

Before the interval, the film focuses more on the characters and their bond, even slipping in a few light jokes. After the break, though, it's full-on war. Explosions, MMG and LMG bursts, rifle fire-you name it, the theatre was practically vibrating. And while that intensity works for a war movie, I personally felt the action stretched a bit too long. A little trimming would've kept the impact without overwhelming everything.

The songs also didn't leave much of a mark, which is why I couldn't quite give it a perfect 10.

Still, "120 Bahadur" delivers a powerful, emotional experience and keeps you hooked throughout. Definitely worth watching.

120 Bahadur

I was lucky to watch the preview show of 120 Bahadur on the 63rd Anniversary of the Battle of Rezang La.

Farhan Akhtar, take a bow as we tip and doff our hats. While he had access to a lot of references when he played Milkha Singh (Milkha Singh being alive then), to portray Major Shaitan Singh's character he just relied on his sensitivities as an actor.

120 Bahadur is the story of the Battle of Rezang La, during the Indian-China war of 1962.

While we lost the war, our men won this battle.

120 Ahirs were dispatched off from the hinterland plains straight up in the Himalayas at a height of 17000 feet to defend the Chushul airfield; in -24 degrees with just a sweater and scarce food and ammunition. They displayed unimaginable valour, grit and a sense of duty. While they had a choice to withdraw from their post they didn't knowing fully well that they are sure to die.

The cinematography is brilliant, so are the performances and the background score.

Vivaan Bathena, Ankit Siwach, Eijaz Khan, Ajinkya Deo and Rashi Khanna chip in their best.

The film depicts the events as they are mentioned in the government documents. They fought till the last bullet, to the last man.

Also, the film focuses on the war and does not delve into the backstories of jawans except for Major Shaitan Singh's. Those too are few.

There are no 'ho ke majboor mujhe usne bhulaya hoga' moments.

The extensively shot war scenes give you goosebumps.

No one stirred till the last of end credits had rolled.

I could hear sobs all around.

This is one movie that the younger generation must watch. Once they watch 120 Bahadur a few of their definitions like struggle, options and luxury will change drastically.

120 Bahadur makes every Indian proud of our armed forces.

120 Bahadur" is an outstanding cinematic experience that truly touches the heart. The film brilliantly captures the courage, sacrifice, and unbreakable spirit of our heroes. The storytelling is tight, emotional, and deeply engaging, keeping you connected to every moment. The performances-especially the lead role-are incredibly impactful, bringing authenticity and intensity to the screen.

The direction, music, and visuals blend perfectly to create a film that is not only entertaining but also meaningful. 120 Bahadur is a rare movie that leaves you thinking, inspires you, and fills you with pride long after it ends. A must-watch for everyone!