The trailer for 120 Bahadur dropped recently, and the response has been overwhelming. Big names from film and cricket have lined up to share their appreciation for what looks like a proper war epic. The movie is based on a real event and is directed by Razneesh ‘Razy’ Ghai and produced by Ritesh Sidhwani, Farhan Akhtar‘s Excel Entertainment, and Amit Chandrra’s Trigger Happy Studios
Captain Courageous: Rohit Sharma’s Powerful Message
Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma watched the trailer and had this to say: “Stories like this remind us what true bravery looks like. All the best team for this inspiring movie.”
Coming from someone who leads Team India, those words mean something. Rohit knows about pressure, about performing when it counts, and he clearly sees that same spirit reflected in this film.
Salman Khan Goes “Bahut Kamaal” And He Means It
Salman Khan didn’t hold back. “Bahut Kamaal trailer hai! Yeh kahani har Indian ke dil mein utregi,” he said. That’s Salman basically telling his millions of fans that this one’s worth their time. He doesn’t hand out praise lightly, so this caught attention.
The Sunny Deol Seal of Approval
If anyone knows patriotic cinema, it’s Sunny Deol. The man’s made a career out of it. His support for 120 Bahadur matters because he’s been there, done that. When Sunny backs a war film, people notice.
Ranveer and Yash Join the Battle Cry
Ranveer Singh has joined the chorus of supporters too. His energy and reach mean the film’s already on the radar of younger audiences.
Then there’s Yash, the KGF star who knows a thing or two about making films that work across India. He called it “A legendary true story from our nation’s history.” Simple words, but they pack a punch.
Not Your Average War Film, Here’s Why This Trailer is Different
Here’s the thing, war films come and go. But this one’s getting attention for specific reasons. The action looks expensive, the kind you’d expect from international productions.
There’s something about how the trailer shows brotherhood between soldiers that’s hitting home. Critics keep mentioning how it balances scale with heart.
When History Meets Cinema For The Story That Had to Be Told
120 Bahadur is based on actual military history. Directed by Razneesh ‘Razy’ Ghai and produced by Ritesh Sidhwani, Farhan Akhtar’s Excel Entertainment, and Amit Chandrra’s Trigger Happy Studios.That adds weight to everything. These aren’t made-up characters, these were real men who did extraordinary things.
The filmmakers seem to understand that responsibility.
Publications like Times of India and Mid-Day have highlighted how the film honors India’s soldiers. Men’s XP called it a goosebump-inducing war epic, which pretty much sums up the reaction people are having.
Unanimous Verdict: When Stars Agree, You Know Something’s Up
It’s rare to see this kind of unanimous response to a trailer. Usually, there’s debate, mixed opinions. Not this time. From celebrities to critics to regular viewers, the feedback’s been consistent.
Maybe it’s the subject matter. Maybe it’s the execution. Probably both. The trailer promises a big-screen experience, the kind that makes you want to book tickets the moment they go on sale.