Badi Haweliyon Mein Bade Raaz Hote Hain...
Chup Rehna...

A good kinda romantic horror mystery. Tripti did outstanding, her beautiful smile makes scenes look more beautiful. Avinash, Parambrata, Paoli Dam & Rahul Bose also done well.
Anvita did very well in her directorial debut. It feels like how simple a story can be presented in a very beautiful et dak way, throughout provoking.

1920 movie kinda feel.

[twirls hair] i love it when women kill abusive men

Technically brilliant, but the movie is just fine.
It just has a touch of horror, but it is an emotional drama.
A decent watch.

im a simple lesbian. i see a pretty woman murdering men, i fall in love,

With great acting, a good story and a gorgeous visual style, this intriguing tale of murder and vengeful supernatural forces is easy to like.

Although the middle section could have used a little more of this vengefull energy and a bit less drama, the characters and the relationships are solid enough to make it interesting for most of the time. Sometimes the story drags a bit, but the visual flair at least makes it a delight to look at, and towards the final act the horror has been brought back to life with a few spine-tingling moments and a satisfying final twist that was worth the wait.

Tripti Dimri's smile alone makes it worth the watch, but it's her strong presence as an actress that truly elevates this film to a higher level. She provides a strong emotional core to this pretty and ultimately satisfying feminist tale.

I feel like this movie deserves more praise because honestly it was brilliant. Yeah it was predictable.... but wasn’t that the point?? I mean I don’t think we can really say much about that when most, nearly all, of Indian cinema is predictable, dogmatic and frankly kinda misogynistic. So watching bulbbul was just like damnnnn because though some parts were a bit rushed it still got to the point, dealt with that unjustified use of coercion and was pretty well done. I love Indian film but I guess I liked this movie so much because it’s so different to the conventional Bollywood movies. Oh and the cinematography could actually have not been done better, so red it’s fantastic.

nothing unique to offer, kinda predictable. though the cinematography was good. the costume designer, makeup artist did a great job.

you can watch it, it's totally not a horror movie but it is a visual representation of horrific realities that turned such story in that British era.

things to notice: the story is based on 1881 but the bathtubs invented in 1890's! screen play is weak.

so, I can say for some typical bolly audience it's a good movie.

7/10

I enjoyed the love story a lot more than the supernatural stuff (which is what I watched it for)

I was really enjoying it up until the last act which really wasn't that much of a shocker. They took it too far though. The film seemed a lot more grounded in reality and then that ending happened. I wasn't keen on it.

Tripti Dimri is absolutely stunning 😍🔥 and Rahul Bose is hella creepy!

The credit sequence at the beginning of the film is gorgeous as is the cinematography throughout. Really beautiful looking film.

Music was a tad jarring at times.

I definitely enjoyed this more than I expected to. Will definitely be watching more Bollywood films. No singing and dancing sequences in this one though sadly ha ha.

The dreaded atmosphere and vibe of a gothic romance, reminiscent of Guillermo Del Toro's 'Crimson Peak', is the highlight of Anvita Dutt's highly ambitious 'Bulbbul'. It's a tale of female angst and toxic males set in 19th century Bengal and it's undoubtedly relevant in this age. Of course, there are some flaws in the narrative structure but it barely mattered for me, considering the effective performances, Amit Trivedi's haunting music, Siddharth Diwan's magnificent frames and the brilliant direction of Anvita Dutt. The film is far more nuanced than being tied down to genre conventions, so don't expect much "horror".

I love seeing women kill abusive men. However, the abuse scenes were too long and gruesome, I had to forward through them. Predictable and uncomfortable, Bulbbul gave bollywood a little nudge in the right direction but other than that it greatly missed the mark.

“ठाकुर है, चुप रहना”

This movie deserves so much more praise. I don't care how predictable it may have been, but hot deng, it was brilliant.

super disappointed in how the disabled character was portrayed because there was absolutely no need for it???? like other than that it's a perfectly good movie, melodramatic and emotive and beautiful, but I just can't excuse this kind of blatant ableism especially for a film made in 2020 come ON

This film is almost it! But it really fumbles some pretty major subject matter in a way that is very uncomfortable

Na momente zgodno dizajniran, na momente suviše naivno naslikan, povremeno zatrpan, uglavnom nespretno zapleten, svejedno nepregledan i tupadžijski raspleten indijski gothic horor koji potcenjuje globalnu publiku.

فيلم وقصه خياليه
مصنف تصنيف رعب ولكن ما حسيته مرعب بمعنى مرعب
الفيلم كان فيه اثارة وتشويق و غموض اكثر..
حبيت جدا اداء تريبتي ديمري وهذا تاني عمل اشوفه لها بعد ليلا مجنون الصراحه ابدعت جداً في التمثيل وتقمص الشخصيه، وافيناش كان جيد
راهول بوس كالعاده مختلف ومميز..
حبيت اجواء الفيلم، شخصيا احب الافلام اللي فيها الطابع القديم البنقالي والقصور و الازياء والمجوهرات الثمينه القديمه..
فيلم ممتع وغير ممل الصراحه استمتعت بمشاهدته
انتاجات انوشكا شارما واضح بتكون رائعه 👍🏼

Red is the color of Kali.

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

Yeah, bulbul can get it... In a safe and consensual way

I have logistical questions about how the fantasy powers work but it also could be no powers

In love with the lighting and cinematography combined in this. Would like to watch this in a theatre

wish this wasn't so stilted and clumsy :(
tripti dimri tho 💯💅

Noooooo this didn't work for me and I blame the director. The story was good enough but the execution wasn't.

Yoooo this movie was kinda insane and def a new favorite!! Fuckin terrifying halfway through I was so nervous 

Tw r*pe