Rajat Kapoor is happy that his yet unreleased project 'Private Detective: Two Plus Two Plus One' -- his first film as a director -- will soon find an audience 20 years after he made it.
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Rajat's debut directorial, which didn't make it to the theatres, will be screened here on January 27 at The Masters, a unique initiative by Drishyam Films, whereby rare and never seen before films from fine cinematic talents are brought closer to movie lovers.
&ldquo;Private Detective: Two Plus Two Plus One&rdquo;, a film about adultery, murder and betrayal, stars Irrfan Khan, Naseeruddin Shah, Ally Khan and Kashmira Shah.
The film would actually have marked the debut of Oscar-winner Resul Pookutty in sound design, and Reema Kagti's first film as an assistant director.
"I think it is a great initiative by Drishyam Films to screen these 'never seen' films. Films that had died, without being born in a sense. I am delighted that 'Private Detective...' has been resurrected and will find an audience 20 years after it was made. One always gets a second chance in life," Rajat said.
Rajat along with the team of the movie has tried to break generic conventions with the way they have showcased a deglamourised detective.
Writer-lyricist Varun Grover will moderate an interactive question and answer session with the filmmaker and the audience, post the screening.
The Masters initiative was launched with a screening of Sriram Raghavan's "Raman Raghav" on January 21.
The screening is free and open to all, but prior registration is a must as the seats will be limited.

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Rajat Kapoor is happy that his yet unreleased project 'Private Detective: Two Plus Two Plus One' -- his first film as a director -- will soon find an audience 20 years after he made it

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