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Anvita Dutt Guptan (born 20 February 1972) is an Indian dialogue writer, screenplay writer, story writer, lyricist and director of Bollywood films. [1] Early life and background [ edit ]
Anvita Dutt is an Indian writer and actress who has worked on films like Shershaah, Queen and Student of the Year. She was born in New Delhi in 1972 and has also written lyrics, dialogues and screenplays for various movies.
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Jun 28, 2020 · Mere pair thode ulte hain (I’ve inverted feet),” says Anvita Dutt, the writer-director of the film Bulbbul, that released on Netflix on June 24. Dutt’s allusion to the popular belief that chudails (witches) can be identified by their inverted feet is an explanation for her compulsive urge to give every story she writes a dark twist.
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Aug 16, 2020 · The Interview: Anvita Dutt. Ever since Bulbbul released, writer-director Anvita Dutt is living on Zoom calls, albeit happily. A poster of Bimal Roy’s Bandini, antique wooden furniture, and her crisp sarees are three constants during her Zoom calls. According to Dutt, every script she writes, has a supernatural element to it.
Dec 7, 2022 · 07 Dec 2022, 7:08 am. Both films Anvitaa Dutt has written and directed so far are tragedies, with lonely women in large mansions, doomed to lives of thwarted ambitions and bleak endings. They’re a lot more fun to make, she insists. “Someone was telling me that it’s frightening how much I smile on set.
Jun 22, 2020 · Lyricist-writer Anvita Dutt says her directorial debut Bubbul is heavily influenced by her childhood years that were either spent in the unrestricted company of books or sharing stories of ghosts and witches with other children during summer holidays. Such was her love for fairytales that Dutt has "Once upon a time" tattooed on her hand.
Jun 26, 2020 · Anvita Dutt, the lyricist of Queen's "Badra Bahar", has made her first film as a director, a lyrical and dark adaptation of the Bengal fairytale Bulbbul. The film explores the themes of lies, love, and feminism in a colonial setting, with Tripti Dimri as the grown-up Bulbbul.
