Boman Irani Reminisces About ‘The Mehta Boys’ Premier At Chicago Film Festival
Veteran actor shares nostalgic throwback moment from the Windy City.

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Boman Irani recently took a nostalgic trip down memory lane, sharing a heartwarming throwback post from his time in Chicago. The veteran actor posted an image of himself at the Chicago South Asian Film Festival, where his film ‘The Mehta Boys’ had its premiere.
In the photo, Irani is seen smiling warmly at the camera, dressed in casual attire. His Instagram caption reads: “#TheMehtaBoys had just premiered at @csaffestival and Chicago had wrapped me in warmth. What’s a city that’s made you feel at home away from home…❤️ #Throwback”
The post captures not just a professional milestone with the premiere of ‘The Mehta Boys,’ but also Irani’s personal connection to the Windy City, which he described as having “wrapped me in warmth.”
Behind ‘The Mehta Boys’
‘The Mehta Boys’ represents a significant project in Irani’s career. It is a drama that delves into the complicated yet tender relationship between a father and son. Directed by Boman Irani and co-produced with his son Danesh Irani, the film also features Avinash Tiwari in a prominet role. The film had its world premiere at the Chicago South Asian Film Festival and was released globally on Amazon Prime Video. The festival is known for showcasing South Asian cinema and talent to North American audiences, making it an important platform for films like Irani’s to reach international viewers.
The Versatile Career Of Boman Irani
Boman Irani has built an impressive career in Indian cinema over the years. He began his acting career relatively late in life, making his film debut in the early 2000s. Despite the late start, he quickly established himself as a versatile actor known for his memorable performances in films like ‘Munna Bhai M.B.B.S.,’ ‘3 Idiots,’ and ‘Jolly LLB.’
Before entering the film industry, Irani worked as a professional photographer and ran his family’s bakery in Mumbai. This diverse background has perhaps contributed to the authenticity and depth he brings to his various roles.
In addition to acting, Irani is known for his work as a voice artist and has even ventured into filmmaking with his own production company. His ability to portray both comedic and serious roles with equal conviction has made him one of the most respected actors in Indian cinema.
As Boman Irani continues to share these glimpses into both his professional achievements and personal reflections, he invites fans to connect with him on a more personal level, showing why he remains not just a respected actor but also a beloved public figure.
