“Mano Ya Na Mano – Anything Is Possible” is the official Hindi adaptation of the internationally acclaimed Hollywood cult classic “The Man from Earth.” The film brings a refreshing shift in Hindi cinema, relying on intense performances and gripping conversation to explore deeper questions around life, belief, time, science, and spirituality.

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.

By Keerti Kadam

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Director #YogeshPagares Mano Ya Na Mano is the official Indian remake of this cult classic, adapted beautifully to align with Indian beliefs and cultural sensibilities. The concept of “Chiranjeevi” — an immortal being — is deeply rooted in Indian mythology, making the idea both relatable and fascinating for the audience. While the thought of a man surviving for 14,000 years and witnessing multiple eras may sound unbelievable, the film explores it with emotional depth and philosophical curiosity.

In Mano Ya Na Mano, Manav (played by #HitenTejwani) reveals during his farewell party that he has lived for over 14,000 years. His friends are stunned — some curious, some skeptical — but one of them, Vansh (#RajivThakur), persistently questions and challenges his claim. The film’s narrative builds on this intellectual tension and culminates in an engaging, thought-provoking climax.

The writing is strong and attempts to balance reason with emotion. Though the screenplay moves at a measured pace, the dialogues are intelligent and keep the audience engrossed. Director Yogesh Pagare succeeds in infusing an Indian emotional connect into a globally conceptual story.
Technically, the film could have benefited from stronger production values and a more polished execution. However, the performances more than make up for it. Hiten Tejwani delivers a calm yet deeply expressive portrayal of Manav; his voice modulation adds authenticity and gravitas to the character. #ShikhaMalhotra, Rajiv Thakur, Hansi Shrivastava, Pournima Navani, and Nihar Thakkar lend credible support, each bringing their own nuance to the ensemble.

Overall, Mano Ya Na Mano is an intriguing cinematic experiment — one that dares to blend philosophy, science, and emotion. It’s a film that deserves appreciation from true lovers of meaningful cinema.

Rating: ***

By Keerti Kadam

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Written and Directed by #YogeshPagare, the film unfolds entirely in one location, creating an intense, dialogue-driven experience that grips viewers from start to finish. The trailer teases a fascinating premise — a man who reveals to his friends that he has been alive for 14,000 years and has stopped aging after the age of 40.

Speaking about the trailer and his excitement, Hiten Tejwani, who is also returning to television with the new season of ‘Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi’, said,

“Mano Ya Na Mano is unlike anything I’ve done before. The story challenges perceptions of life and immortality in a very engaging way. I’m thrilled for audiences to experience it digitally — it’s amazing how meaningful cinema is now reaching people through such accessible platforms.”

Director Yogesh Pagare shared,

“The trailer gives just a glimpse of the suspense and mystery the film holds. It starts as a casual get-together and turns into a deep, emotional, and philosophical debate about time and existence. Shooting the entire film in one location was a challenging task — keeping it visually gripping while maintaining entertainment value was a creative test for the entire team.”

Produced under the banner of SCI FI Indian Films in association with Falling Sky Entertainment, Mano Ya Na Mano is produced by Vijay M. Jain and co-produced by Richard Schenkman & Eric D. Wilkinson.

With its gripping concept, powerful performances, and a blend of science fiction and human drama, Mano Ya Na Mano – Anything Is Possible promises to be a unique cinematic experience that leaves viewers wondering — Can a man truly live forever?

Mano Ya Na Mano – Anything Is Possible will release on 7th November 2025, exclusively for members on the SciFiIndianFilms YouTube Channel.

Trailer link : MANO YA NA MANO | Official Trailer | Hiten Tejwani | Rajiv Thakur |Shikhaa Malhotra | Yogesh Pagare

By Keerti Kadam 

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