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A | Farhan Akhtar’s 120 Bahadur, which released on November 21 is slowing down at the box office. The film did see a rise over the first weekend, but it could not carry that momentum forward as the week began. Directed by Razneesh Razy Ghai, this war drama tells the real story of the 120 brave soldiers from the Kumaon Regiment, led by Major Shaitan Singh, a role Farhan plays with complete honesty. Even with strong word of mouth, the film’s limited commercial appeal seems to be stopping a wider audience from coming to the theatres. The story brings the Battle of Rezang La from the Sino Indian war to the screen with emotional moments and powerful performances, and many viewers have appreciated that effort. Still, the praise has not turned into the numbers the makers were hoping for. The film opened with a collection of Rs 2.25 crore on day one according to Sacnilk. The weekend looked promising when the earnings jumped to Rs 3.85 crore on Saturday and went up to Rs 4 crore on Sunday. Things slowed down on Monday with the film collecting only Rs 1.4 crore, a drop of sixty five percent, and Tuesday saw only a slight rise with Rs 1.5 crore. 120 Bahadur is based on the events of the Battle of Rezang La which took place during the Sino Indian war in November 1962. This story was earlier adapted in Dharmendra’s classic film Haqeeqat where he played Captain Bahadur Singh, the same character Farhan portrays in the new film. The cast also includes Raashii Khanna, Vivan Bhatena, Ankit Siwach, Dhanveer Singh, Sahib Verma, Sparsh Walia and Eijaz Khan in important roles.Also Read: Farhan Akhtar’s 120 Bahadur Sees a Jump on Day 2, Earns Rs 4.1 Cr。 (ECNS) -- Chinese robot makers are accelerating overseas expansion, with logistics robots becoming common in warehouses and other business settings abroad. At Geek+’s global manufacturing headquarters in Hefei, Anhui Province, dozens of robots are undergoing final tests before shipment to Europe. Administrative manager Lyu Yan said more than 70% of the company’s products are exported, covering over 40 countries and regions. Equipped with self-developed intelligent scheduling systems, the robots transform warehouse logistics from a "person-to-goods" model to a "goods-to-person" model, improving efficiency and reducing errors during peak shopping seasons. Geek+ robots are now used in retail, automotive, electronics and catering. More Chinese robot companies are expanding abroad. Hefei-based Zerith recently completed its first overseas shipment, sending three wheeled humanoid robots to Malaysia; Unitree Robotics reported overseas revenue of 732 million yuan ($102 million) in 2025, accounting for 43.65% of its total revenue. Customs data show China exported 10.38 million robots worth 19.99 billion yuan in the first five months of 2026 to more than 150 countries and regions. (By Helen Mo, intern Liu Shuangjing) 。