The director and stars of Dobaaraa, which opens this year's London Indian Film Festival, visit the BFI Southbank to talk about their surreal Sliding Doors-style story.
India’s internationally best known director, Kashyap's film tells the story of a young nurse (Taapsee Pannu) who moves in with her husband and daughter next to a derelict house. Searching through the new place they come across an old camcorder. Playing it during an electric storm, the nurse freakishly connects live to a little boy who lived in the house decades before, but died. In an attempt to stop the boy's death she begs him not to go next door to the deserted house. He delays and this not only disrupts time but her own life story with terrible consequences.
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