Story, Synopsis, Trivia, Dialogues for The Great Indian Butterfly (2010)
The Great Indian Butterfly is a 2010 Indian Bollywood drama film released on Apr 02, 2010. The film is directed by Sharthak Dasgupta, produced by Sanjay Gupta under banner named Eros International, music composed by Shibani Kashyap.
Krish and Meera, form an Indian couple ascending the hierarchy of the business degree race in a nation dashing onward at a rate unparalleled in its long past. Strained, irritated and powerless to come to terms with the loss essential for success, they go in hunt of a mythical enchanted fly - The Great Indian Butterfly. Previous seen by the unidentified Portuguese traveler Carodiguez, in a distant valley situated in former colonial Goa, the butterfly owns a magical feeling, yielding huge pleasure to the person who hooks it. In the trip that takes the pair from the smoke filled, real forest of the Megalopolis of Mumbai through the little exposed seaside sceneries of the western Sahyadris, to the sun saturated land of Goa, the duo misplace more than what they want to relive. It develops a route, which appears to travel with a symbol of its own and an insect as subtle as a relic stuck in primeval gum. Will they catch the Butterfly? Can they stay alive the trip? Can it charge them their life? Will the Great Indian Butterfly cause chaos on their emotions? Will there be improvement? Or is it a useless search for a response to their disintegrating breathes? Is pleasure an unusual bug? It’s a humble story in the complex mist of an altering India. Check out this page for more updates on The Great Indian Butterfly.
Krish and Meera, form an Indian couple ascending the hierarchy of the business degree race in a nation dashing onward at a rate unparalleled in its long past. Strained, irritated and powerless to come to terms with the loss essential for success, they go in hunt of a mythical enchanted fly - The Great Indian Butterfly. Previous seen by the unidentified Portuguese traveler Carodiguez, in a distant valley situated in former colonial Goa, the butterfly owns a magical feeling, yielding huge pleasure to the person who hooks it. In the trip that takes the pair from the smoke filled, real forest of the Megalopolis of Mumbai through the little exposed seaside sceneries of the western Sahyadris, to the sun saturated land of Goa, the duo misplace more than what they want to relive. It develops a route, which appears to travel with a symbol of its own and an insect as subtle as a relic stuck in primeval gum. Will they catch the Butterfly? Can they stay alive the trip? Can it charge them their life? Will the Great Indian Butterfly cause chaos on their emotions? Will there be improvement? Or is it a useless search for a response to their disintegrating breathes? Is pleasure an unusual bug? It’s a humble story in the complex mist of an altering India. Check out this page for more updates on The Great Indian Butterfly.
