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Inspired by the true bravery of doctors, nurses and hospital staff who protected patients during the 2008 Mumbai attacks at Cama Hospital. The film opens with senior nurse Geeta Gandhare being called to give her statement against captured terrorist Ajmal Kasab; in flashback, we see the horrific night unfold. Notably inspired by nurse Anjali Kulthe, who helped save 20 pregnant women during the siege. Co-produced and starring Kangana Ranaut, directed by Manoj Tapadia; released 12 June 2026 to positive critical reception.

5-song album composed by Aman Panth and Krsna Solo, lyrics by Manoj Tapadia. Features Shreya Ghoshal's powerful rendering of Nabz Nabz. Sukhwinder Singh sang the title track, though the confirmed Bollywood Hungama listing shows Amrita Talukder, Aman Panth and Saaj Bhatt on the theme song. Aman Panth has described Kangana Ranaut as having 'a sharp ear for music' who gave him great creative freedom.

Dramatises the unsung bravery of medical staff during the 2008 Mumbai attacks at Cama Hospital — a perspective entirely absent from prior 26/11 films, which had typically centred police, military, and journalists. Inspired by nurse Anjali Kulthe who sheltered 20 pregnant women during the siege, the film fills a genuine gap in the collective screen memory of 26/11. Kangana Ranaut's dual role as co-producer and lead actress brings mainstream star power to a healthcare-worker tribute. Shreya Ghoshal's rendering of 'Nabz Nabz' is the album's most musically significant contribution.

Released June 12, 2026 to positive critical reception — too recent for a full legacy assessment. Shreya Ghoshal's 'Nabz Nabz' received particular early praise and streaming traction. The nursing community response was reported as notably warm. The film's healthcare-worker perspective on 26/11 fills an important gap in the canonical memory of the attacks, which had focused almost exclusively on the security response. The longer arc of its cultural impact remains to be written as the film circulates on OTT platforms.