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In-Between Days

Country: India, Language: Bangla, 58 mins

Original Title

Dui Dhuranir Golpo
  • Director: Sankhajit Biswas
  • Writer: Courtney Stephens
  • Producer: Sankhajit Biswas, Moupia Mukherjee

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Chiranjit and Bubai are two young transgender friends from Kolkata. Hailing from poor and uneducated families, they confronted social castration from a tender age. However, it helped strengthening their bond as friends. Bubai, often mistreated in his family, seeks love and care outside. He falls in love with a boy only to be dumped for a 'real' girl. Chiranjit, an only child, is relatively accepted by his parents. He wants a good job. But nobody wants a feminine boy in company. In 2009, they joined Manas Bangla, a non-profit organization working in LGBT advocacy and HIV awareness. Their job is to generate consciousness amongst high risk youth and bring them in for blood test. Days pass. Bubai gets a new boyfriend. He is happy now. Chiranjit gets a promotion in Manas Bangla and becomes Bubai's superior. But this development in their personal life and career opens up a rift. Soon they stopped talking to each other.


Trailer...

Trailer - Dui Dhuranir Golpo / In-between Days from Sankha on Vimeo.

Cast & Characters

Bubai (as Bubai)
Chiranjit (as Chiranjit)