Danish Nawaz, director of the drama serial ‘Dobara’, recently talked about the drama, its direction, and its number of episodes.
During an interview, Danish Nawaz while disclosing the reason behind the dragging of drama episodes said that a script consists of 25 episodes, and after execution, it becomes more than 25 episodes.
“Once we were shooting a scene which consisted of just one line but that one line consisted of many different shots, so this is how episodes or shooting are dragged,” Nawaz said.
“Sometimes the scenes which are written in the script are short but during shooting, the same scenes become way longer than what was written in the script,” he maintained. According to Nawaz, a maximum of 4 to 5 episodes are added because of the shooting process. “Not more than that,” he added.
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Nawaz is the director of the HUM TV drama Dobara, a show that has many people talking because of its main character Mehru. The drama shows Mehru’s personal ‘reawakening’ after her husband passes away. She’s a woman whose own sense of self was stifled by her husband’s desires of how he wanted to see her during their marriage. The drama has been written by written by Sarwat Nazir and produced by Momina Duraid Productions.
