Whenever Farhan Akhtar faces the camera, audiences expect something fresh and promising, and his upcoming film 120 Bahadur has already generated a lot of excitement. Based on the Battle of Rezang La during the 1962 Sino-Indian War, the film tells the story of one of the most heroic chapters in Indian Army history.
In this battle, 120 fearless soldiers defended a mountain pass in the freezing Eastern Ladakh region, facing overwhelming enemy numbers. Directed by Razneesh Ghai, the film has captured fans’ attention not only for its subject but also for its realistic presentation. The teaser, which impressed viewers, showcased outdoor scenes shot in the actual Ladakh terrain.
Farhan revealed that he and the director decided against relying heavily on green screens, aiming instead to replicate the harsh conditions soldiers endured. Drawing from his earlier experience in Lakshya, Farhan stressed that authenticity comes from shooting in real environments, making the story more convincing.
Apart from minimal editing, the team shot most scenes on location to preserve realism. While this approach was physically demanding, it added rawness and emotional depth that technology alone cannot deliver. Fans have praised Farhan’s dedication to bringing a heartfelt and authentic war film to the big screen.
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