Film is an effective communication medium in delivering messages to the public, through sound and images. Film constructs a reality taken from everyday life. Like in India, which is known for its women's issues, which later became something interesting to be appointed as a film. One of them is the Lipstick Under My Burkha film that represents women's identity seen from the stereotypes and prejudices that are built especially in India. Lipstick Under My Burkha (2017) tells the story of four women who have their own problems fighting for their identity. The strong patriarchal culture in India, has made their struggle broken. In this study aims to find out how stereotypes and prejudices are represented in the Lipstick Under My Burkha film by conducting semiotic analysis through the method of Roland Barthes. This study analyzes the meaning of denotations, connotations, and myths contained in the film. Based on the research that has been done shows that representation of stereotype and prejudice of women's identity are still considered as second-class creatures. Stereotypes of women in India are considered as triggers of sexual violence carried out by men, as objects, weak, and only as satisfying male desires. Womens are required to always accept decisions and not be given the opportunity to voice their wishes. From that stereotype, negative prejudices emerge. So that the stereotype and prejudice encourage the existence of a discriminatory attitude towards women's identity, such as being bullied, persecuted, restrained so as not to violate the norms that have been constructed in society.