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The journey of three village boys who accidentally pass their degrees. Facing unexpected challenges, they leave their hamlet and venture into the city, searching for jobs and a purpose in life.

Interval is a Kannada-language comedy-drama film set in a small village in Karnataka, where three young men-lazy, carefree, and unmotivated-spend their days idling and dreaming of a better life. Against all odds and to everyone's surprise, they accidentally clear their degree examinations, becoming the pride of their village overnight. With high hopes but no real plans, the trio decides to move to the city, convinced that their lives are about to change forever.

As they arrive in the bustling metropolis, they're hit by the harsh realities of urban life-unemployment, identity crises, and the overwhelming pressure to succeed in a world that doesn't wait for anyone. What begins as a fun-filled escape turns into a journey of survival. The city doesn't offer jobs as easily as they thought, and their rural simplicity often puts them in awkward and comical situations. From ridiculous job interviews to struggling with English-speaking landlords, every encounter is both hilarious and revealing.

Despite the setbacks, the three friends stick together, their friendship becoming their biggest strength. They go through a series of odd jobs-some legal, some questionable-and even try starting their own business, only to fail spectacularly. Along the way, they meet a wide range of characters-some who try to help, others who try to exploit them-each leaving a mark on their journey.

As the film progresses, each of the three friends begins to find his own direction. One discovers a hidden talent in the arts, another realizes the value of returning to his roots and contributing to his village, while the third finds purpose in social work. The film closes with the trio parting ways-but not in sadness. They are more mature, more focused, and finally, aware of what they truly want in life.

Interval blends rural innocence with urban chaos, using humor and emotion to explore themes of friendship, identity, and self-discovery. With witty dialogues, rooted characters, and an honest depiction of youth aspirations, the film strikes a balance between laughter and life lessons, making it both entertaining and meaningful.