The coming of age process is different for everyone, and that’s especially true for those of different generations. Those who underwent this rite of passage years ago, however, arguably may have faced more challenges and restrictions than what’s present in these more liberated and open-minded times, and such individuals may be somewhat envious of the privileges that have been afforded their younger counterparts. That’s very much the case with Anila (Kani Kusruti) and her teenage daughter, Mira (Preeti Panigrahi), who has (or at least should have) a comparatively easier time with this than her …
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Girls Will Be Girls
Overview
In a strict boarding school nestled in the Himalayas, 16-year-old Mira discovers desire and romance. But her sexual, rebellious awakening is disrupted by her mother who never got to come of age herself.
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Release date
21/08/2024
Votes
47
Popularity
5.1
Preeti Panigrahi
Mira
Kani Kusruti
Anila
Kesav Binoy Kiron
Sri
Kajol Chugh
Priya
Nandini Verma
Divya
Devika Shahani
Mrs. Bansal
Akash Pramanik
Hardik
Aman Desai
Vikrant
Sumit Sharma
Pratik
Jitin Gulati
Harish
Pratap Singh
Mr. Bakshi
Pradeep Kapoor
Mr. Burman
Neeraj Varma
Mr. Thomas
Ved Amrita
Rita
Ahana Malla
Aditi
Megha Aggarwal
Tina
Chiraag Behl
Store Boy
Jatin Sehgal
Nisarg
Samta Goyal
Female Teacher 1
Mamta Chauhan
Female Teacher 2
Tanu Gusain
Mr. Batra
Kapil Raj
Hotel Chowkidar
Original Soundtrack
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Set amidst the beautiful scenery of the Himalayan mountains, the teenage “Mira” (Preeti Panigrahi) is having to reconcile her quite traditional relationship with her mum (Kani Kasruti) with her own desires as a soon-to-be independent woman who is also the apple of the eye of the young “Sri” (Kesav Binoy Kiron). He spends quite a lot of time at their home and although her mother is friendly and civil, you get the distinct feeling that she has reservations borne out of her own experience of youth where she was never really given the opportunities that now await her daughter. That’s really the gi…
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