Bulbbul , produced by Anushka Sharma and directed by Anvita Dutt, is far more than a typical supernatural thriller. Set against the backdrop of late 19th-century Bengal, it transforms the familiar trope of the chudail (witch) into a powerful allegory for female resilience and the horrors of patriarchy.
Bulbbul is a poetic, visually stunning, and deeply feminist take on Indian folklore. It’s a must-watch for those who appreciate high-concept horror that prioritizes storytelling and symbolism over cheap jump scares. Bulbbul , produced by Anushka Sharma and directed
The story follows Bulbbul (played brilliantly by Tripti Dimri), who is married off as a child to a much older man. We watch her transition from a wide-eyed, innocent girl into the enigmatic, powerful lady of the manor. Dimri’s performance is the soul of the film—her enigmatic smile and steady gaze suggest a woman who has seen the worst of the world and emerged transformed. It’s a must-watch for those who appreciate high-concept