Bulbul Can Sing

2018
1h 35m

IMDb RATING

6.9/10

491

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Arnali Das, Bonita Thakuriya, and Manoranjan Das in Bulbul Can Sing (2018)

Bulbul a teenage school going girl, growing up in a rural setting in Assam, falls in love. While she is in the verge of discovering her teen life, a tragedy strikes with her best friend. Bulbul free spirited, rebellious and stubborn begins to question on herself and her love life. Teenage, love, secrecy, mixed with passion and mindless societal dogma and yet speaks about survival and freedom.

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Exploring their sexual identities in the face of the patriarchal rules of their Assamese village, a teenager and her two friends are rocked by tragedy.Exploring their sexual identities in the face of the patriarchal rules of their Assamese village, a teenager and her two friends are rocked by tragedy.Exploring their sexual identities in the face of the patriarchal rules of their Assamese village, a teenager and her two friends are rocked by tragedy.

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IMDb RATING

6.9/10

491

YOUR RATING

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Awards
- 10 wins & 8 nominations total

Bonny
(as Banita Thakuriya)

Manabendra Das

Deep Jyoti Kalita

Director
- Rima Das
Writer
- Rima Das
All cast & crew
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User reviews12

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Featured reviews

7sparkleshakil

Awsome story

What a story! I love the story plot, it is realisti. And also their acting was so good😍

7ArjunnBoruah

Somehow satisfied as a whole movie, but disappointed particularly with the ending

I love the way how they portrayed the common high school life in rural areas of Assam. But I expected a better ending.

1luis-afonso

A bunch of static, great planes of India country side, with some flashes of coming of age drama.

Photography is great. Story is poor. Characters are stereotyped. There is an opressive atmosphere dictated by the place and weather. When it is sunny, the movie is funny. When the rain started, it's all grim and despair. That is. And she could not sing at all. Don't waste your time with this.

8debayansinha0111

The Phase of Maturity

A very commendable effort by Rima Das on portraying the life of three students in their adolescence trying their best to find meaning of their simple yet very different lives. It shows how our society have set certain moral codes and stereotypes which destroys our innocence while growing up. Simple but Deep.

8rrishi

It is very raw yet has may layers in it.

"Look there is rainbow", "After long time "

One could see it as in happiness of the characters but I saw it as may be there is hope for all no matter what their orientation is.