Kangana Ranaut’s film Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata, directed by Manoj Tapadia, is based on the accounts of healthcare workers at Cama Hospital during the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. Multiple outlets report that the movie starts slowly and plays to mixed-to-positive audience reactions, but struggles to build sustained box office traction. Times of India reports Day 1 earnings of about ₹1 crore and a rise on Day 2 to roughly ₹2.45 crore net cumulative, citing a turnaround after early performance. NDTV also notes growth after a state-led tax-free development, referencing Haryana declaring the film tax-free. Early Sunday performance is described by Times of India as soft, with reduced early screenings. By Day 6, Times of India says the film crosses ₹6 crore in cumulative collections after earning about ₹0.55 crore on that day. Hindustan Times reports that after one week (Day 7), the film finishes Week 1 with around ₹6 crore. Overall, the sources describe critical acknowledgment for the theme and performances, alongside continued difficulty against competing releases.