There is a moment in The Mehta Boys when Boman Irani‘s character is frantically typing his will days after his wife’s death as he is about to leave the house he has spent all his life in. As his daughter pleads for him to stop till they get ‘home’, Boman’s character screams, ‘This is home!’ The way his voice breaks and his eyes water when he says it makes you realise how no director has truly utilised this man’s talent. It took director Boman Irani to get the best of actor Boman Irani. But The Mehta Boys is more than just that performance. It is a stunningly simple and relatable film that gets so much right and contains some of the finest, understated performances of late. It is a slice-of-life film that the doyens of Hindi parallel cinema would be proud of. (Also read: Boman Irani says his directorial debut The Mehta Boys shows how ‘we’re all guilty of backseat driving’ as parents) The Mehta Boys review: Boman Irani and Avinash Tiwary star in this …