The makers of ‘120 Bahadur’ have announced that paid previews of the upcoming Hindi war drama will take place across India on November 18, which marks the 63rd anniversary of the Battle of Rezang La. The film is officially scheduled to release on November 21, but audiences will now be able to watch it three days early. Sharing the update on X, producer Ritesh Sidhwani noted that this early nationwide preview is “a first for Hindi cinema”, allowing viewers to commemorate the historic day by experiencing the story on the same date as the fight. He shared the information with the caption, “A special announcement from Excel Entertainment and Trigger Happy Studios to audiences across India. To celebrate the 63rd anniversary of the Battle of Rezang La (1962), paid previews of ‘120 Bahadur’ will be held across the country on November 18. This is a first for Hindi films to experience the nation’s film days today, with the theater opening today. 120 Bahadur • Paid previews ONLY on November 18 Film releases in cinemas worldwide November 18, 1962 The film tells the story of the extraordinary stand taken by 120 Indian soldiers of Charlie Company, 13 Kumaon Regiment, during the Sino-Indian War. helmed and posthumously awarded the Param Vir Chakra.Raashii Khanna makes a cameo appearance as his love interest.The film is directed by Razneesh “Razy” Ghai.The music is composed by Amit Trivedi with lyrics by Javed Akhtar.Earlier this month the KGF star revealed the film’s Battle of Rezang La. The Battle of Rezang La is remembered as one of the most heroic last stands in Indian military history. Located at a height of nearly 18,000 feet, Rezang La was defended by 120 soldiers of Charlie Company during the 1962 conflict severely outnumbered, the soldiers held their ground until the end. 114 of the 120 soldiers were killed in action, facing the enemy with no signs of retreat. Their extraordinary bravery remained largely unknown during the war, but later accounts revealed the extent of the sacrifice. Major Shaitan Singh’s leadership and courage became emblematic of India ‘s military spirit, with his Param Vir Chakra quote highlighting his refusal to abandon his men even in the face of certain death. The battle is still celebrated as a symbol of resilience, discipline and unwavering patriotism. With ‘120 Bahadur’, the filmmakers aim to bring this chapter of history to a wider audience, and preserve the legacy of the soldiers who fought against impossible odds.