Positive Points

Kangana is genuinely remarkable here. No glamour, no grand speeches — just a woman doing her job under conditions no job description ever prepares you for. The supporting cast feels equally real; nobody is playing a type. The film also has the courage to be quietly angry — about nurses being used as domestic help by senior officers, about award ceremonies turned political. There are certain scenes throughout this film that have more of an impact than a full-on action sequence; there's no question about it! When listening to Sukhwinder Singh's title track, you will likely get chills, and when you hear Shreya Ghoshal's song "Nabz Nabz," it will haunt you well beyond the closing credits.

Negative Points

A few emotional moments feel slightly forced — like the film doesn't fully trust its own story to move you, so it nudges a little too hard. Some characters deserved more screen time than they got.

Overall: It's not that this is a flawless film, just one that is worth seeing. These three women assisted in saving just under four hundred lives that evening and returned to their respective homes with absolutely zero media attention post-event; so let's all do our best to support them by viewing the movie as often as possible!