Me No Pause Me Play is the first-ever Indian Hindi film to address the menopausal journey of women — a subject long treated as a social taboo. The film has achieved a remarkable IMDb rating of 9.1, reflecting its deep resonance with audiences.
Produced by Manoj Kumar Sharma, who also plays a pivotal role in the film, the story has created a powerful social impact across Northern India — particularly in Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, and Punjab — sparking conversations within families and communities.
The female lead, Kamya Punjabi, delivers an emotionally charged performance that brings honesty, strength, and vulnerability to the screen. Her portrayal has established a deep emotional connection with women and family audiences alike, earning widespread appreciation from critics, viewers, and social platforms.
The film stands as a voice for awareness, empathy, and open dialogue — encouraging society to confront silence and embrace understanding.
FILM HIGHLIGHTS
TIMELINE OF IMPACT
THEATRICAL SCREENINGS
The film premiered through theatrical screenings across multiple cities, engaging diverse audiences and initiating open conversations around menopause — a subject rarely addressed in Indian cinema.
RECOGNITION & AWARDS
The impact-driven narrative earned recognition through awards, certificates, and media coverage, acknowledging the film’s courage in addressing social taboos with sensitivity and honesty.
AUDIENCE RESPONSE
Audience reactions, family discussions, and community engagement transformed the film into a shared experience — reflected in its exceptional IMDb rating and strong emotional connection with women and family audiences.
Explore awards, screenings, and audience reactions from the journey of the film.
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