Netflix’s Bulbbul is not a Horror film | Bulbbul Review 2 ½ stars
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Bulbbul is a cult period film. This film
is story of a Bengali family and their haunted haveli that faces critical
events and how family gets destroyed at the end. the makers positioned as a
Horror drama film but there is very less ocation which haunts you. This film could
have been better but its ok as this is a first film of director.
Cast: Rahul Bose, Tripti Dimri, Avinash Tiwary,Paoli Dam, Parambrata Chatterjee
Director : Anvita Dutt
Duration : 94mins
Platform: Netflix
Producer: Anushka Sharma, Karnessh Sharma
Rating : 2 ½ Stars
Warning – This review may content spoilers!
Set in the Bengal presidency
during the 18th Century bulbul is a soft Horror film. Story revolves
around lead Rahul Bose, Avinash Tiwary and Tripti dimri. Rahul plays double
role in this film one is very strong and smart head of the wealthy Thakur family
and another is dump brother who’s having an adverse intentions towards newlywed
bride. Director Anvita has shown the rituals of Child marriage and widowed wife
beautifully.
Acting:
This is 2nd Film of new comer
Tripti dimri and Avinash Tiwary after imtiaz ali’s Laila Majnu(Flop at the box
office). Both guys acting is average and nothing to impresses us accepts couple
of night scenes of Tripti. On the other end Rahul Bose and Paoli dam along with
Parambrata Chatterjee shows their class of acting and did full justice to their
characters.
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Cinematography: Excellent cinematography where the days are white and nights are Red and pink thriving fashioned cinematography. Some night scenes will amaze you but won’t scare you. Visual treatment is very good of course its Anushka sharma’s production house so there is very less room for errors.
Direction: Overall direction is good and some of the scenes has wacky camera angle that you wonder how they shot. This is first film of Anvita Dutt as a director and she did her job very well. Direction goes well with artistic theme of the film and at some points direction saves the Poor acting of cast.
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Cinematography: Excellent cinematography where the days are white and nights are Red and pink thriving fashioned cinematography. Some night scenes will amaze you but won’t scare you. Visual treatment is very good of course its Anushka sharma’s production house so there is very less room for errors.
Direction: Overall direction is good and some of the scenes has wacky camera angle that you wonder how they shot. This is first film of Anvita Dutt as a director and she did her job very well. Direction goes well with artistic theme of the film and at some points direction saves the Poor acting of cast.
Costume:
High
standard costume. Beautifully Crafted and carried gracefully by actors both
male and female actors. Costume showing the era of British rule and represents
the vintage India with Bengali tradition. Along with outfits the Jewelry is
also making a difference. Stylish yet traditional you will fall in love with
the jewelry specially worn by both female lead Paoli and Tripti.
Final
Verdict :
if you think this is a horror film and you will get scared than you are absolutely wrong there is no single scene which can make you scare
unless and until you are below 16 years of age. Last 15mins is interesting as
it picks up the pace and reveals the secret.This is a perfect festival film. Good visual
treatment with excellent cinematography but slow storyline with average acting
skills fails to impress. This is not a onetime watch film it’s ok if you miss
this and spend your 94 mins attending some webinar or learning new skills through
online courses in this lockdown. Giving two and half stars.
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yes agreed with you it has excellent cinematography and red nights are amazing
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ReplyDeleteI like child actor of bulbbul she is so cute
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