Gujarat: Mallar Thakar continues to deliver one hit film after another. The beloved actor is all set to bring yet another exciting movie to audiences with “All the Best Pandya,” slated for release on March 14, 2025. This film is expected to be a valuable addition to his successful filmography. Directed by the acclaimed duo Rahul Bhole and Vinit Kanojia, the movie is produced under Jeegar Chauhan Productions in association with Buddhipriyay Pictures LLP. The production team includes Jeegar Chauhan, Jigar Parmar, and Mallhar Thakar. Nationwide distribution will be handled by Panorama Studios.
Notably, producers Jeegar Chauhan and Mallhar Thakar have collaborated on several successful projects in the past, and they are confident that audiences will shower this film with as much love as their previous ventures.
In “All the Best Pandya,” Mallhar Thakar plays the role of Akshay Pandya, while veteran actor Darshan Jariwala portrays Hasmukh Pandya. The film also features Vandana Pathak as Indu and Yukti Randeria as Bhumi in significant roles.
The storyline revolves around the complex relationship between Akshay Pandya (Mallhar Thakar) and his father, Hasmukh Pandya (Darshan Jariwala). Their lives take an unexpected turn when Hasmukh, a principled and honest man, is accused of bribery. With the legal system failing to secure his release, Akshay steps into the courtroom to fight for his father’s justice. Blending emotional depth with gripping courtroom drama, the film explores the complexities of their relationship while unraveling a case that challenges integrity, family, and the truth.
Written by Prem Gadhavi, Ankit Brahmbhatt, and NIKIta Shah, the film features an ensemble cast including Smit Joshi, Prem Gadhavi, Archana Trivedi, Dhara Shah, Satish Bhatt, Nisarg Trivedi, Lipi Trivedi, Kartavya Shah, Feroze Irani, Bhargav Joshi, NIKIta Shah, Urmila Solanki, Hiranya Zinzuwadia, and Pratham Patel, each playing important roles.
Overall, “All the Best Pandya” is a heartwarming family drama that delves into generational differences, respect, and understanding. The film highlights the evolving dynamics of middle-class Indian families, where tradition and modern aspirations often clash but ultimately find a way to coexist through love and trust.
