MUMBAI: In the realm of cinema, where storytelling reigns supreme, casting directors are the unsung heroes, meticulously crafting the perfect ensemble to bring narratives to life. Panchami Ghavri, a name synonymous with finesse in casting, has once again stepped into the limelight with her latest project, "Mr. and Mrs. Mahi." Now, Ghavri opens up about her casting process, her excitement for the film, Janhvi's new avatar, and the personal significance it holds for her.

"Mr. and Mrs. Mahi" isn't just another project for Panchami Ghavri; it's a labor of love intertwined with her personal history. As the daughter of legendary cricketer Karsan Ghavri, the sport runs deep in her veins. Thus, when the opportunity to cast for a cricket-centric film arose, it struck a profound chord within her.
Ghavri shares, "I've always been drawn to projects that resonate with me on a personal level. Growing up surrounded by cricket and witnessing my father's journey, this film felt like a natural fit for me. It's not just about the game; it's about the emotions, the relationships, and the human stories that unfold within the cricketing world."

Panchami added, “I've heard many stories growing up about how my dad came to this city with very little money and a big dream to play for the country, how he made it, and how difficult it was. This is a reality for so many budding cricketers in India, and Mr. and Mrs. Mahi is a testament to the incredible talent we have here in India!”

Delving into her casting process, Ghavri unveils a meticulous approach fueled by a deep understanding of character dynamics and narrative arcs. "Casting is akin to solving a complex puzzle. Each character is a piece, and it's about finding the perfect fit to complete the picture.” With "Mr. and Mrs. Mahi, Ghavri embarked on a quest to assemble a cast that could authentically embody the essence of the story, says, “As a casting director, my goal is to ensure that every character feels real, relatable, and multi-dimensional. In this film, the audience will notice that it’s not just the main leads who shine but also the supporting characters. We are very happy with the casting and can’t wait for the audience to see the film."

One of the most exciting aspects of the film for Ghavri is witnessing Janhvi Kapoor, a versatile actress, step into a completely new avatar. "Janhvi is a talented and super hard working girl. I have seen her go through multiple injuries and freak accidents while training for the film. Her dedication to her craft is truly commendable, " Ghavri remarks, her admiration evident. "In 'Mr. and Mrs. Mahi,' audiences will see her in a role that pushes the boundaries of her versatility. It's a testament to her growth as an actor, and I'm thrilled for viewers to witness her transformation."

For Ghavri, the journey of "Mr and Mrs Mahi" transcends the realm of cinema; it's a tribute to her heritage, her passion for storytelling, and her unwavering love for cricket. "This film holds a special place in my heart, it's a culmination of my personal and professional journey—a celebration of family, sportsmanship, and the timeless power of cinema to unite us all."

On the work front, Panchami Ghavri is making waves with her exciting lineup of upcoming projects and recent releases. With "Mr. and Mrs. Mahi" on the horizon, Ghavri is poised to showcase her knack for assembling stellar casts and championing compelling narratives. These projects promise to captivate audiences with their diverse storytelling and dynamic characters. Meanwhile, Ghavri's recent releases, including "The Crew," "Murder Mubarak," "Yodha," "Karmma Calling," and "Showtime," have garnered praise for their innovative approach and engaging storytelling. As a casting director with an eye for talent and a commitment to pushing boundaries, Ghavri continues to leave an indelible mark on the Indian film industry.