120 Bahadur Box Office Collection Day 2: Farhan Akhtar’s war film struggles to earn double digits, mints only Rs…

120 Bahadur pays a heartfelt tribute to Major Shaitan Singh and his soldiers, combining strong performances, visuals, and storytelling.

Headlined by Farhan Akhtar, 120 Bahadur, which is also a tribute to Major Shaitan Singh, witnessed a very slow start. Despite the buzz, the movie earned Rs 2.25 crore on its opening day. Now, as per the latest reports from industry tracker Sacnilk, 120 Bahadur’s box office collection on day 2 stands at Rs 4 crore, taking its total collections to Rs 6.25 crore nett in two days.

120 Bahadur Box Office Collection

Released on November 21 and helmed by Razneesh Ghai, 120 Bahadur recounts the Battle of Rezang La, considered one of the major events of the 1962 Sino-Indian War. The movie witnessed an occupancy of 11.86 percent on November 22.

Despite high expectations, 120 Bahadur opened with a slow start. On day 1, the movie earned in single digits — Rs 2.25 crore, whereas 120 Bahadur’s day 2 box office collection stood at Rs 4 crore.

As of now, the movie seems to struggle to hit double-digit numbers and has a total of Rs 6.25  crore. Since the first Sunday of the film is set to hit, it is expected that there will be a rise in numbers.

About 120 Bahadur

Set against the backdrop of the 1962 Indo-China War, 120 Bahadur is a competently crafted film but misses certain key advantages.

Its historical context doesn’t connect with audiences in the same way as films centered on the Indo-Pak conflicts. While the film earnestly depicts courage and sacrifice, its limited contemporary relevance and mass appeal have impacted its box office performance.

120 Bahadur Review

India.com reviews 120 Bahadur as, “120 Bahadur is not just a film, it is a heartfelt salute to the courage of Major Shaitan Singh Bhati and the 120 soldiers of Charlie Company. It combines strong performances, breathtaking visuals, emotional music, and grounded storytelling to deliver a deeply impactful experience. This is a must-watch for every Indian, every history enthusiast, and every viewer who appreciates stories of real bravery.”