The trailer for Doosra was recently shared and has generated a lot of interest because of its unique way of telling a story.The movie highlights Sourav Ganguly's amazing cricket career, which leads up to India's big win against England in the 2002 NatWest Trophy final.At the same time, it follows Tara (played by Plabita Borthakur), who is growing up in a strict and traditional family in Rajasthan.It's interesting because many movies today are over three hours long, with some going up to three hours and 45 minutes.Doosra is different since it's only 78 minutes long.It's directed by Abhinay Deo, who directed the 2011 film Delhi Belly, which was also shown without an interval.That was unusual back then and got a lot of attention.With Doosra being even shorter, can Abhinay Deo do it again and make another movie without an interval?
Source had a conversation with Abhinay Deo about Doosra.
When asked if the film could be shown without a break, he said, "Ideally, there shouldn't be an interval in this film.In other countries, they never have intervals.But nowadays, most theaters want a break.In English movies, they stop the film in the middle.Theaters aren't just about showing films.They make more money from popcorn and drinks than from tickets.That's a different issue altogether."
He added, "Right now, I don't know. It's a very short film—only 78 minutes.Adding an interval in a movie like Doosra would break the flow."
It's interesting to note that if Abhinay Deo convinces the theaters to show Doosra without an interval, he would become the only director in Indian cinema to have made two films that were released without an interval.
When we mentioned this to him, Abhinay laughed and agreed, "That is true."
Doosra is set to release in theaters on October 23.
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