Bulbul Can Sing

People who are only think of Bollywood when think about Indian Cinema, regardless of being Indian or non Indian, will expect in the wrong direction and will get disappointed by this movie. Open your boundaries and you will love this. I'm not here to tell you how good the movie is. Only problem with the movie is the soud recording which I know Rima knows as well as it's her way of recording sound. Still at some points the voices are inaudible. I hope she looks into it in her future movies. Great job once again. S

Bulbul Can Sing that deals with actual reality of the society and not a fairy tale.

It is a story about a teenage girl, Bulbul, living in a village in Assam, fighting her way through love and loss as she figures out who she really is.

This is one of the most relatable film I've ever watched. The reason behind this is that there's no such a specific story in the film. Rima Das showed us the daily routine of 3 students in their adolescence period at a small village in Assam.

I don't think anyone acted in this film, they're just doing their work and director was capturing it. They're so natural. Rima Das showed us the nature of a village in the most beautiful way. The movie deals with a lot of themes like stereotype nature of society, adolescent love, sexuality, friendship and self acceptance.

If you want to witness a whole new take on cinematic expression, this one is for you.

You can watch the film on Netflix.

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

Bulbul Can Sing is a beautiful and tragic tale of a girl named 'Bulbul'. This movie is directed by Rima Das (also the director of internationally acclaimed "Village Rockstars"). The movie is simple yet beautiful. The cinematography is marvellous. The beautiful scenes of a village of Assam coupled with the shots of loneliness is what I think to be a master-shot to capture the very essence and importance of that scene. The impact of social issues in a village is adeptly addressed and the emotionality of that scene is painful to watch. Arnali Das (Bulbul) acted brilliantly. She controls the plot beautifully and, also hats off to Manoranjan Das (Suman) and his brilliant acting to bring out the social issues facing by certain sections of men. The impact created by Bonita Thakuriya is deep. Just Brilliant!

Sic_final_verdict: Experience the beautiful yet tragic tale of an Assamese girl. Watch it now. It's worth it.

Sic_score: 8.9⭐/10

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