MUMBAI: Remember the grumpy professor from 3 Idiots who gave us all PTSD about grades or the cunning 'Vardhaman' from Don who gave SRK a run for his money? Well, Boman Irani is back—but this time, he’s swapped the villainy and lectures for a director’s chair! In a plot twist worthy of his own films, the man known for stealing scenes is now stealing the director’s chair.
That’s right, he’s making his directorial debut, and Prime Video’s rolling out the red carpet for his big moment at the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival. Cinephiles, rejoice—The Mehta Boys are coming to town!
Marking Irani’s directorial debut, The Mehta Boys dives into the heart of family dynamics, offering a poignant exploration of the father-son relationship. Produced by Irani Movietone LLP in association with Chalkboard Entertainment LLP, the film pairs heartfelt storytelling with moments of humour that are sure to leave audiences laughing and tearing up in equal measure.
Co-written by Irani and academy award-winning screenwriter Alexander Dinelaris, the movie promises a touching, emotional rollercoaster with layers of warmth and relatability.
Featuring a stellar ensemble cast, including Irani, Avinash Tiwary, Shreya Chaudhry, and Puja Sarup, The Mehta Boys delivers a rich narrative that captures the intricacies of everyday relationships.
The film’s premiere at the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival gives audiences an opportunity to experience this captivating story ahead of its worldwide launch on Prime Video on 7 February.
Before the screening, fans will be treated to an engaging panel discussion, offering a rare glimpse into the creative journey of the film. Irani and the cast will share anecdotes, creative insights, and the challenges behind bringing The Mehta Boys to life.
The collaboration between Prime Video and the prestigious Kala Ghoda Arts Festival underscores the power of art and storytelling in uniting audiences. With its reputation for showcasing India’s finest creative talents, the festival provides the perfect stage for this premiere.
Don’t miss this chance to watch The Mehta Boys light up the screen at Regal Cinemas, and prepare to laugh, cry, and feel the magic of Irani’s heartfelt storytelling.
