120 Bahadur starring Farhan Akhtar is waiting for its release on November 22, 2025. The good part of the film is that it has managed to impress the audience at large with the authenticity and the subject. Well, the trailer of the film says it all.
In addition to the above, the makers decided to run some paid previews ofd the film across the country on November 18.
As per industry practice, previews take place on Thursday before release. As per Bollywood Hungama, AA Films, the distributors, have planned an interesting new strategy for the upcoming war film.
Farhan Akhtar’s 120 Bahadur Receives Approval from CBFC; Makers Opt for Limited Rollout
As per a trade analyst, “Excel Entertainment and AA Films have opted to roll out the film on a limited scale. Their objective is to target theatres known to attract upper-tier and content-focused audiences.
In mass-market territories, including single screens, larger multiplexes, and B- and C-class centres, the release may either be skipped or capped at select shows.”
No cuts for 120 Bahadur
As per the latest update, CBFC is known to have cleared 120 Bahadur with zero cuts. Worries arose when the trailer shown in cinemas featured a modified line—“Ahir hai hum” changed to “Fauji hai hum”. This prompted many to assume the film would include the edit as well, resulting in the CBFC facing considerable trolling online.
The war-centric film passed through the CBFC’s Examining Committee without any visual cuts, since the action was viewed as controlled and not overly gory. The board certified it U/A 13+ on November 6.
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