Hindustan Times calls Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata a nail biting tribute to courage under fire, praising Kangana Ranaut and her co-actors in a story centred on hospital workers’ bravery during 26/11.

Koimoi calls Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata a stirring tribute to the unsung heroes of 26/11, especially the nurses of Cama Hospital. The review praises Kangana Ranaut’s performance, Girija Oak’s strong support and the film’s human focus, while noting some logical gaps in the crisis depiction.

BollywoodLife says Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata has received positive audience reactions, with viewers calling it a must-watch tribute to the nurses of 26/11 and praising Kangana Ranaut’s performance.

Bollywood Hungama says Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata has a compelling story and sincere performances, but is let down by weak storytelling and execution. The review notes that the subject has emotional power, though the film does not fully achieve the impact it aims for.

News18 calls the film a powerful ode to nurses who saved lives during 26/11, led by Kangana Ranaut.

Filmibeat says Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata is a sincere, respectful retelling of a lesser known 26/11 chapter, with Kangana Ranaut delivering a controlled and believable performance as a nurse who rises to the crisis.

Times of India calls Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata a tense thriller rooted in humanity and hope, praising Kangana Ranaut’s restrained performance and the strong supporting cast while highlighting the nurses’ courage.

India TV News calls the film a tribute to unarmed nurses who became shields during the 26/11 attack, saying Kangana Ranaut revives a forgotten chapter of courage from Cama Hospital.

India Today says Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata is an important 26/11 Cama Hospital story powered by Kangana Ranaut, but its heavy focus on her character leaves too many other stories underexplored. The review praises the film’s restraint and tribute to nurses.

Indian Express says a resurgent Kangana Ranaut leads a gripping film that honours the bravery of Cama Hospital nurses, while ensuring her character does not overshadow the collective heroism of the women around her.