| Doosra | |
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| Directed by | Abhinay Deo |
| Screenplay by | Agnello Dias Matt Graham Zak Shaikh |
| Story by | Agnello Dias |
| Produced by | Rohan Sajdeh Masha Sajdeh Steven Cantor Jamie Schutz |
| Starring | Plabita Borthakur Ankur Vikal Samidha Guru Tvisha Seema Krishna Gokani |
| Cinematography | Mohammed Rubais |
| Edited by | Ayelet Gil Efrat |
| Music by | Ram Sampath |
| Country | India |
| Languages | English Hindi |
Doosra is an Indian feature film directed by Abhinay Deo.[1][2][3] The original idea behind the film came from Chicago-based Executive Producers Masha Sajdeh and Rohan Sajdeh, which was then developed into a story and screenplay by Agnello Dias. Two Hollywood writers, Matt Graham and Zak Shaikh were also brought in during development to work on the screenplay. The film is produced by Masha Sajdeh, Steven Cantor and Jamie Schutz. Doosra is the story of how cricket changed India, seen through the eyes of a young girl. The film is a groundbreaking feature format a fictional narrative weaving with archival footage well-documented incidents from India's political, economic and sporting history at the turn of the millennium.[4]
Doosra is slang for ‘the other one.’ In cricketing terminology, a ball that unexpectedly goes the other way. In the film, Doosra represents a country that overcome centuries old inferiority complex to find its confidence through cricket. And also, a girl who refuses to be defined by what centuries of social tradition expect a girl to be.
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- ^ "Abhinay Deo: Doosra is very special to me". Mid Day. 28 June 2019. Retrieved 28 June 2019.
- ^ "Doosra poster: Abhinay Deo's film relives Sourav Ganguly's celebration of epic 2002 NatWest Series win". India Today. 27 June 2019. Retrieved 27 June 2019.