'120 Bahadur' box office collection day 5: Farhan Akhtar and Raashii Khanna's war drama sees minimal growth on Tuesday; Vivek Oberoi, Riteish Deshmukh's 'Mastiii 4’ continues to maintain the lead by a narrow margin

On Friday, November 21, 2025, Farhan Akhtar delighted the fans with his war drama ‘120 Bahadur.’ Directed by Razneesh Ghai, the movie also has Raashii Khanna in the lead role. Based on the battle of Rezang La during the 1962 India-China conflict, the movie had a nice run during the opening weekend, where it showed steady growth. However, the first Monday witnessed a big drop in numbers. Nevertheless, the current box office stats show the movie saw minimal growth on Tuesday. Read on to get a detail on the same.Read on for more details on '120 Bahadur' box office collection.After witnessing a drop of 65 percent on Monday, the movie collected Rs. 1.4 crore, according to Sacnilk. The early estimates of the same trade site show that on Tuesday, ‘120 Bahadur’ made a business of Rs 1.50 crore, taking the total to Rs 13 crore in the domestic market. Here’s a day-wise breakdown of '120 Bahadur' box office collectionDay 1 [1st Friday] Rs 2.25 Cr Day 2 [1st Saturday] Rs 3.85 Cr Day 3 [1st Sunday] Rs 4 Cr Day 4 [1st Monday] Rs 1.4 Cr Day 5 [1st Tuesday] Rs 1.50 Cr Total Rs 13.00 CrThe war drama saw an overall 13.43% Hindi occupancy on Tuesday, as compared to the 7.46% stats of Monday, November 24, 2025. 6.22% footfall was seen in the morning shows, which rose to almost double, 11.22% in the afternoon. Further, growth was noticed as the day progressed with the evening and night shows recording 13.96% and 22.31% occupancy respectively.‘Mastiii 4’ starring Vivek Oberoi, Riteish Deshmukh and Aftab Shivdasani released on the same day as the Farhan Akhtar starrer. It was outperformed by ‘120 Bahadur’ during the opening weekend, and even on day 5, the overall collection is also less in comparison to the war drama. Yet, while on Tuesday ‘120 Bahardur’ made Rs 1.50 crores, ‘Mastiii 4’ took the lead with Rs. 1.60 cr. On Monday, while Farhan’s film made Rs. 1.4 cr, the comedy drama made Rs. 1.6 cr. Here’s an excerpt from our review of the movie, “The film offers glimpses into how a community largely associated with farming in the plains adapted to the brutal cold, altitude, and isolation of Rezang La. There is much to discover in 120 Bahadur, yet by the time the end credits roll, you’re left with mixed emotions — moved by the sacrifice, but not as deeply connected to the characters as you wish to be.”