

Bullets And Butterflies : Director: Sushmit Ghosh | Genre: Documentary | Produced In: 2007
Synopsis: Bullets and Butterflies traces the journey of a handicapped street child and a biking enthusiast from the bustling cityscape of Delhi to the serene hills of Himachal Pradesh. The journey starts from a promise made during a fleeting conversation and reaches its fulfillment in an unforeseen, bizarrely deep understanding between the odd pair; inadvertently providing an insight on differently abled people and the hardships of a life lived on the streets.
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