Commotion ensues and the forest begins to burn with the brawl when Satya realizes that Sudip is innocent.
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In the present day, Satya is escorting Sudip to Calcutta over suspicions when the previously mentioned man, who is the driver of their cart, is killed by the chudail. It is revealed that Bulbbul killed Mahendra. Symbolized by the blood red moon, Bulbbul is kills the men who are unjust to the women, whom the villagers think of as the chudail since her identity is undisclosed. She is bedridden when Mahendra forces himself on her and rapes her, suffocating her in the process that prompts a supernatural change in Bulbbul to help women fight the injustices. He beats and mutilates Bulbbul’s feet with hot iron bars. Indranil sends Satya away and recovers some of the burning papers from the hearth, positive about Bulbbul’s feelings for Satya. The story shifts to the past when Binodini tells Indranil that Bulbbul has feelings for Satya. A village boy informs Bulbbul about a man who chose a different woman over his wife, causing the wife to kill herself. Satya suspects Sudip’s involvement and tracks him while also growing wary of Bulbbul and Sudip’s association. Mahendra is dead and Binodini is his widow. There are mysterious deaths of men in their village that the common folk account to the work of the chudail. Satya returns twenty years later to find Bulbbul taking after Indranil’s duties, nursing a foot injury that a Dr. Satya and Bulbbul are working on a story about a chudail they often talk about before Satya is sent off to London-Indranil’s handiwork as Binodini conspires with him out of her jealousy-prompting Bulbbul to burn the papers off out of heartbreak. She becomes close with Satya, a boy of her age, hinting towards an attraction between them that Binodini, Inranil’s brother’s wife, takes notice of, just as Mahendra takes notice of Bulbbul. Bulbbul takes place in Bengal presidency in the nineteenth century when a five year old Bulbbul is married to Indranil, the Bado Thakur.
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