Boman Irani bags international award for directorial debut 'Mehta Boys'
What's the story
Renowned actor and director Boman Irani has won the prestigious South Asian Film Association (SAFA) Award for his directorial debut, The Mehta Boys.
The award was presented at the Chicago South Asian Film Festival, where Irani was accompanied by his family and co-stars.
The Mehta Boys, written by Irani and Alexander Dinelaris Jr., which explores the complexities of a father-son relationship, was the festival's opening night feature.
Gratitude
Irani dedicated award to film's team
Taking to social media, Irani expressed his elation over the win.
He said, "Winning at the Chicago South Asian Film Festival for The Mehta Boys feels like a dream come true! Having my family and the cast here made it a true celebration."
He dedicated the award to everyone involved in the film's creation, acknowledging their dedication and passion as key contributors to this achievement.
Directorial debut
'The Mehta Boys': A testament to Irani's versatility
The Mehta Boys marks Irani's first venture into directing. The film, a poignant narrative about relationships and family, has already started receiving widespread praise.
The film's cast includes Irani, Avinash Tiwary, Shreya Chaudhry, and Puja Sarup.
The story revolves around a father and son who are estranged but are forced to spend 48 hours together. This journey delves into the intricacies of their relationship.