Mumbai, July 24: Award-winning film Max, Min & Meowzaki marked its theatrical release with a grand Mumbai premiere, bringing together an impressive gathering of Bollywood and Indian cinema personalities. The evening celebrated the film’s poignant storytelling while highlighting the growing international recognition it has received across prestigious film festivals.
Swati Bhat

Producer Samiksha Oswal attended the premiere alongside the film's main cast, including Medha Shankr, Nafisa Ali, Nasser, Siddharth Menon, and Adil Hussain. The event also featured appearances by Danish Pandor, Aahana Kumra, Kirti Kulhari, Meera Chopra, and Mihir Ahuja, among other celebrities from the entertainment industry.
The premiere is a significant moment for Max, Min & Meowzaki, which has already gained a strong reputation on the international festival scene. The film debuted at the Busan International Film Festival and was subsequently chosen for the Best of Fest section at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. It also received Audience Honors at festivals in Sonoma, San Francisco, and Osaka.
Further enhancing its impressive festival journey, the film has won Best Feature awards at Stuttgart, Cincinnati, Berlin's Indo-German Film Week, and the RIFFA International Film Festival in Canada, solidifying its appeal to audiences and critics beyond India.
At its core, Max, Min & Meowzaki is an emotional multigenerational tale that explores love, loss, healing, family bonds, and second chances. Featuring Medha Shankr, Siddharth Menon, Adil Hussain, Mandira Bedi, Nasser, Nafisa Ali, and Vidhatri Bandi, the film unites performers from various generations to tell a profoundly human story.
Presented by Samiksha Oswal, the film is written and directed by Padmakumar Narasimhamurthy and produced by Shael Oswal and Samiksha Oswal under the banner of SSO Productions.
With its successful festival run now followed by a theatrical release, Max, Min & Meowzaki is establishing itself as one of the year's notable Indian films, driven by emotion, performances, and international acclaim. The film is currently showing in theaters.



