Dobara Alvida follows the story of a man and a woman with a past who happen to bump into each other in a cab. The story has this sense of nostalgia to it although a bittersweet one. We all know how awkward it would be to just randomly bump into your ex especially if you are not on talking terms. This story treads a similar trajectory. The screenplay is conversational which is why it was a risky proposition. And it relied on two brilliant actors to actually make it work(more on them later). Through their conversations we get to know them a little better. It seemed neither of them had a proper closure which is actually hurtful. The entire cab journey takes you on this relatable nostalgic ride where you would possible imagine yourself in the cab initially exchanging glances, to an ice breaker and eventually addressing the elephant in the room. To finally a goodbye filled with sorrow and solitude. This is where the emotions lie in the script and it is tapped perfectly. The screenplay is excellent.