“Girls Will Be Girls” receives praise for its eloquent coming-of-age story
The film “Girls Will Be Girls,” directed by Shuchi Talati, has garnered acclaim for its textured narrative and compelling exploration of adolescence.
Recently awarded two prizes at the Sundance Film Festival, the movie features Kani Kusruti and debutante Preeti Panigrahi in leading roles.
Set in an elite boarding school, the story revolves around Mira (Panigrahi), who is navigating her new role as the first girl Head Prefect while dealing with her complex relationship with her mother, Anila (Kusruti).
The film captures Mira’s journey of self-discovery and romantic awakening, intricately portraying the emotional dynamics between mother and daughter.
Critics have highlighted the film’s subtle screenplay and the depth of its characters, particularly Kusruti’s portrayal of a controlling yet lonely mother.
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The film artfully balances moments of tension and tenderness as Mira confronts the challenges of growing up in a structured environment.
“Girls Will Be Girls” is currently available for streaming on Prime Video, inviting audiences to engage with its rich storytelling and relatable themes of youth and identity.
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