The Hindi science fiction film “Mano Ya Na Mano – Anything Is Possible” had a special screening last night at Redbulb Studios in Mumbai, which actor Anupam Kher attended. Hiten Tejwani, Rajiv Thakur, and Shikhaa Malhotra star in the provocative film, which is written and directed by Yogesh Pagare. Producer Vijay M. Jain, Anupam Kher, Rajesh Puri, comedian Sunil Pal, owner of Dangal TV channel Manish Singhal & Rajshree Singhal, actor Rushad Rana, Mehul Nisar, Vipul Vithlani, Dilip Rawal, and director Nivedita Basu were among the well-known figures from the industry who attended the special screening.
The official Hindi version of the highly regarded Hollywood cult blockbuster “The Man from Earth” is called “Mano Ya Na Mano – Anything Is Possible.” Using powerful performances and compelling dialogue to delve deeper into issues of life, belief, time, science, and spirituality, the film offers a welcome change in Hindi cinema.
After watching the full movie, Anupam Kher praised director Yogesh Pagare for his courage and artistic vision.
Anupam Kher said “The film’s concept is truly unique, and Yogesh Pagare has done a commendable job of creating a film that rests entirely on strong storytelling and powerful performances rather than spectacle. It’s a thought-provoking film with an engaging and unexpected climax. Overall, it’s a brave and refreshing experiment by Yogesh, and I truly wish it receives all the love and appreciation from the audience.”
Director Yogesh Pagare expressed gratitude for the love and appreciation received during the screening.
Yogesh Pagare said “It was an absolute honour to have Anupam Kher Sir as the Special Guest for the special screening of my film “Mano Ya Na Mano – Anything Is Possible.”
Sir has always been a beacon of inspiration for me. His life mantra, “Kuch Bhi Ho Sakta Hai,” has been my guiding force—reminding me to dream fearlessly and work passionately towards my goals.
Having him grace the occasion made the evening truly special and unforgettable for me and my entire team.”
The screening ended with a casual interaction, where cast, makers, and guests — including Sunil Pal and Rajesh Puri discussed how rare it is to see a film in India that blends science-fiction with deep philosophical storytelling.
Produced by Vijay M. Jain under the banner of Sci Fi Indian Films, in association with Falling Sky Entertainment, the film promises to be a memorable cinematic experience for audiences who enjoy cinema that pushes boundaries.
“Mano Ya Na Mano – Anything Is Possible” challenges perceptions and asks audiences to explore the intersection of science and belief, logic and emotion.
