Bulbule

Excellent attempt at an important subject. There's some parts where the movie really shines, and some points it comes off as a political podcast debate, nevertheless for the resources they have and the attempts at a subject from a non-left perspective is very welcome and need of the hour. Looking out for more such good work from this film makers.

In India, there are only a few movies like The Kashmir Files, Kesari and perhaps now Bulbule that had been made without any prejudice.

Bulbule moved me, it let me ask myself - "What was I told so far in India?"

It is a must watch for everybody. Please show it to your Sikh and Muslim friends and then let them introspect.

With his first movie, Mandeep had shown great courage in demolishing the Urduwood formed by the gang of Khans, Johars and others.

His next one is Brainwashed which I am dying to see.

Great job the team of Bulbule.

Movie clearly shows that generally we don't want to come on middle ground in terms of religious thinking/freedom. Fundamentalism is the real problem.

Movies like this should be in fashion and promoted.

8.5/10

highly recommend.

Although the story looks baised and one sided from the trailer and looks, but believe me, it's performs the one of the better dig in equal representation, more particularly a really mature take on both the sides of a narrative the direction and cinematography makes the film really good, especially when you know that it's his debut the acting by all the crew members is downright professional and humane

i've issues with the length, cause it could have been more tight, and with the story, which could have been a bit more detailed, inversely making us to understand different layers of the character they revealed in the final act, and a bit of forced normalisation in the ending.

Shows the true picture of the political divide in India. This movie should be promoted and content like this should be encouraged. People should support such independent filmmakers and bring the culture of dialogue and middle ground into the mainstream.