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Doin’ It (2024): Cast & Ratings

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Doin’ It is a 2024 comedy directed by Sara Zandieh, starring Lilly Singh as Maya, Sonia Dhillon Tully and Jeff Geddis. It runs 1 hour 32 minutes. It holds 66% on TMDB.

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Doin’ It (2024) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 32m (92 min)
Director
Sara Zandieh
Genre
Comedy
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Doin’ It About?

The premise of Doin’ It without spoilers.

After being caught in an embarrassing situation, Maya's family relocates to India where she's expected to learn discipline. Years later, seeking funding for an app aimed at teenagers, she returns to the United States and takes a job as a substitute high school teacher to understand her target audience. However, when assigned to teach sex education, the inexperienced and still-virgin Maya embarks on a journey with her best friend to experience what she missed in high school.

Doin’ It Themes & Keywords

· 9 tags
  • american
  • school
  • job
  • indian american
  • adult virgin
  • sex education
  • high school
  • teacher
  • virgin
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Cast & crew

Doin’ It Cast & Characters

Lilly Singh leads the cast as Maya, with Sonia Dhillon Tully as Veena and Jeff Geddis as Bradley. Directed by Sara Zandieh; 9 actors are credited in all.

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From the director

More from Sara Zandieh

More films directed by Sara Zandieh, best-rated first: A Simple Wedding, The Other Zoey, Doin' It and A Simple Wedding.

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Ratings

Doin’ It Reviews & Ratings

Doin’ It holds 66% on TMDB. Our Echo Score gives it 88/100, strongest in rewatch factor (92) and weakest in sensory experience (73).

88 /100

Doin’ It Echo Score Breakdown

Doin’ It delivers a consistently upbeat comedy anchored by strong performances and lively pacing. The direction maintains high energy, while the production design, especially costume work, adds visual flair that supports the humor. The story weaves raunchy jokes with occasional heartfelt moments, creating an engaging but not groundbreaking narrative. Sensory elements such as sound design are competent but receive less emphasis than the comedic writing. The film’s replay value is high, encouraging multiple viewings to catch every joke.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 80

    The film’s visual execution is polished, with sharp comedic timing and effective use of costumes that enhance character identity. Direction keeps scenes brisk, preventing lulls and sustaining momentum. While cinematography is not highlighted as innovative, it serves the fast‑paced comedy well. Production design, particularly wardrobe choices, receives consistent praise, contributing to the film’s vibrant aesthetic. Overall, the art and craft aspects are solid and support the comedic intent.

  • Character & Emotion 89

    Performances are a standout strength, with Lilly Singh’s lead work described as heartfelt and charismatic. Supporting cast chemistry is noted as charming, making the ensemble feel invested in the narrative. Reviewers highlight nuanced deliveries that balance raunchy humor with emotional resonance. Character depth is occasionally referenced through personal growth themes, especially for the protagonist. The consensus is that acting elevates the material, providing both laughs and relatable moments.

  • Story & Flow 84

    The plot is praised for its fresh take on sex‑education themes, blending raunchy jokes with sincere moments. Pacing is described as energetic, with no boring scenes, allowing jokes to land consistently. Originality is recognized through the perspective of a first‑generation American teacher, adding cultural relevance. While the narrative does not reinvent the genre, its coherence and engaging structure earn positive marks. Overall, the story delivers a consistently entertaining experience.

  • Sensory Experience 73

    Auditory and visual components receive moderate approval. Sound design supports comedic timing, and the soundtrack complements the upbeat tone, though it is not singled out as a highlight. Visual style, including costume design, is praised for its vibrancy, yet cinematography does not draw specific acclaim. The sensory experience effectively reinforces the film’s humor without standing out as a defining feature. Consequently, the sensory aspect is competent but unexceptional.

  • Rewatch Factor 92

    Replay value is emphasized throughout the reviews, with many viewers expressing a desire to watch the film multiple times to catch every joke. The dense joke density and layered humor foster repeated viewings. Emotional peaks combined with comedic peaks create lasting appeal that resonates beyond a single screening. Reviewers consistently note that the film remains enjoyable on subsequent watches, indicating a high rewatch factor.

Videos

Doin’ It Trailers & Videos

3 videos: 3 trailers.

DOIN’ IT – Official Red Band Trailer (2025)
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  • Trailer Official Restricted Trailer
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Doin’ It Also Known As

Also known as “두잉 잇”.

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  • 두잉 잇

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FAQ

Doin’ It FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast, ratings and post-credit scenes of Doin’ It, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Doin’ It?

Doin’ It runs 1 hour 32 minutes (92 minutes).

When was Doin’ It released?

Doin’ It was released on March 12, 2024.

Who directed Doin’ It?

Doin’ It was directed by Sara Zandieh.

More films by Sara Zandieh

Who is in the cast of Doin’ It?

Doin’ It stars Lilly Singh as Maya, Sonia Dhillon Tully as Veena and Jeff Geddis as Bradley, among 9 credited actors.

How is Doin’ It rated?

Doin’ It has 66% on TMDB.

Does Doin’ It have a post-credit scene?

No. Doin’ It has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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