Suspense Crime, Digital Desk : The woman who became the inspiration for Kangana Ranaut's character in the 26/11 attack movie Kangana Ranaut's most-awaited movie 'Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata' is released in theatres. It is based on Anjali Kulthe's life as she saved the lives of 20 pregnant women during the 26/11 terrorist attacks. The movie will depict the unknown story about the attack, when terrorists entered the hospital post-attack on the prominent sites in Mumbai like CST railway station and Taj Hotel on November 26, 2008. 20 pregnant women were rescued. Sources have it that Kulthe was on duty in Cama hospital, when she received the news that the terrorists that attacked CST were heading to it. What began as a routine shift turned out to be a tough battle for the safety of all the patients inside the building. She heard the shooting at the hospital and then realized that the terrorists had already barged into the hospital building after killing the security guards. At that moment, she knew she had to do something. Kulthe called all the 20 pregnant ladies in her ward and took them to a small pantry where they could hide and wait for the chaos to end. The lights were turned off, mobile phones were switched off and they had to sit in the dark. However, Kulthe never left the patients alone. While danger lurked inside the hospital, she decided to stay with the patients. How Anjali Kulthe saved pregnant ladies: The tension had increased when a case of pre-eclampsia patient who was in labor, a high-risk patient who was suffering from hypertension, turned up. The shooting at the hospital building did not let doctors come to her ward. In such a tense atmosphere, Kulthe came to the rescue of the woman. She had taken the woman to the labor room, carefully avoiding taking the risk, and climbed the stairs along the wall. The next morning the woman delivered a baby girl and Kulthe named her as Goli to commemorate the horrific night on which the baby was born.
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