Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut’s film ‘Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata’ is in the news these days. This film based on the 26/11 terrorist attack in Mumbai was released in theaters yesterday on 12th June. The story of the film is very different and inspiring, seeing which the audience is very happy and appreciating it. Meanwhile, the audience in Patna, Bihar praised the film and asked to give it a rank of 10 out of 10.

The film was highly praised

When the audience coming out of the cinema hall after watching the film was asked about the film, they said that ‘it is a very sentimental and emotional film. There was no mention of removing the face from the screen throughout the film. It is an entertaining film from beginning to end. A spectator said, ‘Everyone knew about the Taj Hotel being discussed in the Mumbai attacks, but there was never any discussion about how many lives it had saved in the bomb blasts. Today everyone has got this information through the film. Overall this film is very good.

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Viewers were happy to see the nurse’s story

The audience further said, now police, army men, doctors are often shown in films, but till date no film has been made on the role of a nurse. Kangana Ranaut was seen in the role of a nurse and her acting is quite commendable. She, along with her 15 nurses, has saved people’s lives. Overall, the entire film is making people emotional from beginning to end. This is a film especially for women to watch. After a long time, such a good film has come to watch with the family.

How is the story?

Let us tell you that the story of the film is based on those nurses who, without caring for their own lives, saved the lives of about 400 people on the day of 26/11. Many newborns were also included among them. Kangana’s character in the film is so true and real that people are not able to take their eyes off the screen. This is not just a film, but a story which shocked the countrymen at the time of the attack. If you also want to watch films related to your country, which are inspiring, then you can watch them in theatres.

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