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Bumbai Bird 

Mira's spirit floats above Mumbai. She encounters several other souls, also victims of various incidents. Suddenly, time begins to reverse, and through flashbacks, Bumbai Bird reveals what brought these wandering spirits together. Kamal Musale directs a film as free as the air, set to music by Malcolm Braff. A mosaic of destinies viewed through the prism of Indian beliefs.
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Mira's spirit floats above Mumbai. She encounters several other souls, also victims of various incidents. Suddenly, time begins to reverse, and through flashbacks, Bumbai Bird reveals what brought these wandering spirits together. Kamal Musale directs a film as free as the air, set to music by Malcolm Braff. A mosaic of destinies viewed through the prism of Indian beliefs.

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Genre:Fantasy
Directed By:Kamal Musale
Written By:Kamal Musale
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Studio:Curry Western Productions, Les Films du Lotus

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