The White-bellied Blue-Flycatcher lives in forest undergrowth in the Western Ghats. Males are blue and white; females show brown, grey, rufous, and white.
The male has blue head, back, and breast with white underparts. The female has brown upperparts, a grey head, a rufous breast, and white underparts.
It catches insects in forest undergrowth and ravines. The account also records nests on rock ledges.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.