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The Delhi High Court on Friday asked the producers of the film Doosra to arrange a screening of the film for the Court after former India cricket captain Sourav

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Doosra opened after the Delhi High Court declined to stay its release; the court has since asked the makers to respond to Sourav Ganguly’s personality-rights plea.

The Delhi High Court declined to stop the scheduled October 23 theatrical release of Doosra despite former India cricket captain Sourav Ganguly’s challenge concerning personality rights. Reporting late on October 22.

Sourav Ganguly has moved to court to stay the release of the upcoming film Doosra on October 23. He filed the case over a violation of his ‘personality rights’ but the Delhi HC refused to stay the release of the film. As per the latest update on news agency PTI, the Delhi High Court on Friday asked the makers of the film Doosra to respond to cricketer Sourav Ganguly's plea alleging violation of his personality rights in the movie.

Abhinay Deo’s film is a hybrid between documentary and fiction, with a starring role for Sourav Ganguly.

Sourav Ganguly has moved to court to stay the release of the upcoming film Doosra on October 23. He filed the case over a violation of his 'personality rights'. As per the latest update from Bar and Bench, the Delhi High Court on Thursday refused to stay the release of the film Doosra in a suit field by former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly.

Mumbai witnessed a star-studded evening as Bollywood celebrities and prominent filmmakers gathered for the grand premiere of director Abhinay Deo’s much-anticipated docu-drama Doosra. The special screening brought together some of the biggest names from the entertainment industry, including Anil Kapoor, Sharman Joshi, Rajkumar Hirani and Jaaved Jaaferi. Prem Chopra, Arunoday Singh, Ajinkya Deo, Divya Khosla Kumar, Sumeet Raghavan, Taha Shah Badussha, Meezaan Jafri and Yukti Thareja were among the other notable personalities who attended the event, making it a memorable gathering ahead of the film’s theatrical release. Anil Kapoor was one of the prominent guests at the premiere, showing his support for Abhinay Deo’s latest cinematic venture.

Doosra Movie Review: भारतीय क्रिकेट के इतिहास में साल 2002 की नेटवेस्ट ट्रॉफी की जीत आज भी खास जगह रखती है। लॉर्ड्स की बालकनी में तत्कालीन कप्तान सौरव गांगुली का टी-शर्ट लहराना सिर्फ एक जश्न नहीं, बल्कि भारतीय क्रिकेट के नए आत्मविश्वास की पहचान बन गया था। निर्देशक अभिनय देव की फिल्म 'दूसरा' इसी ऐतिहासिक पल को एक अलग नजरिए से देखती है। फिल्म में क्रिकेट के मैदान पर मिली जीत का रिश्ता एक ऐसी लड़की के संघर्ष से जोड़ा गया है, जो सामाजिक बंदिशों को तोड़कर अपनी जिंदगी के फैसले खुद लेना चाहती है।

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🎬 Doosra Trailer The cinematic landscape is buzzing as Doosra The Film has officially dropped the gripping theatrical trailer for Doosra, setting the internet ablaze with over 840,000 views in record time. Scheduled to hit the silver screen on Octo

Mumbai, Oct 12 (SocialNews.XYZ) Former India captain Rohit Sharma has revisited the memories of India's iconic victory in the 2002 NatWest Series final. He said the moment was about much more than winning a cricket match. The cricketer also praised the trailer of the upcoming film 'Doosra,' which captures the significance of the historic triumph. Rohit shared, “I was 15 when India won the 2002 NatWest Final…what a moment! Not only the comeback but the team’s confidence! The film ‘Doosra’ beautifully captures why the moment was more than just winning a match.

Filmmaker Abhinay Deo has locked October 23 for the theatrical release of his new film Doosra, unveiling the poster and trailer on digital platforms. The film is anchored in one of Indian cricket's most iconic images — Sourav Ganguly waving his shirt from the Lord's balcony after the famous 2002 NatWest Final victory over England — and takes it in an unexpected new direction.