The in-plane electronic speckle pattern interferometry (ESPI), implemented in a Michelson stellar interferometer-like configuration, offers high sensitivity and dynamic measurement. However, its limited angle of view (AOV) remains a major challenge for the rotation angle determination of multiple objects. In this Letter, we analyze the main factors that influence the AOV of the in-plane ESPI and propose an "image transmitting" approach to enlarge the AOV. With the aid of a folded dual-telescope imaging system, we develop an AOV-unlimited interferometer that can determine multi-object rotation angles in real time. The practicability of the interferometer is demonstrated by the application in real-time measuring of the rotation angles of the disks within a 2D granular system.