The film “Me No Pause Me Play,” conceived, written and produced by Manoj Kumar Sharma, has wrapped up its cinema run across Punjab after drawing a solid response from audiences. The film closed its run with 10,000 tickets sold statewide, marking a steady performance across Ludhiana, Amritsar, Jalandhar, Mohali and Chandigarh.
A major factor behind the film’s smooth execution and visibility in Punjab was the leadership contribution of Dr. Deepak Thakur, who was an integral part of the production team for the region. His role involved strategic planning and coordination on the ground, helping the film reach viewers in an organised and meaningful way.
Audience interest remained consistent throughout the run, with several theatres continuing shows based on demand. Viewers appreciated the film’s realistic tone and emotional depth, which encouraged discussion and repeat visits.
The film’s public outreach in Punjab was supported by PR Finitians Private Limited, whose targeted communication efforts helped maintain attention and engagement during the release period.
At its core, the film addressed menopause and women’s emotional experiences with honesty and sensitivity. Manoj Kumar Sharma’s narrative approach found strong resonance among women, families and community groups, leading to organised group viewings by colleges, clubs and local organisations.
Even while sharing screens with commercially larger releases such as “Dhurander,” the film maintained its identity through audience trust and personal recommendations rather than aggressive marketing.
With its theatrical run now complete, “Me No Pause Me Play” stands as a film that combined purpose with performance. Backed by Manoj Kumar Sharma’s creative vision and strengthened by Dr. Deepak Thakur’s leadership across Punjab, the film succeeded in building connection, awareness and lasting impact.
