Defying the stereotype yet again - after his directorial debut 'My Brother Nikhil', and 'Bas Ek Pal' - director Onir's new outing 'Sorry Bhai' is unconventional too.

Like his previous films, 'Sorry Bhai' has a bold story to tell as well, and Onir has narrated it with utmost sensitivity. Slated for release on November 28, the film tackles the concept of forbidden love in a progressive contemporary manner.

The fun, holiday-romance film boasts of Hindi cinema's most acclaimed talents, Shabana Azmi and Boman Irani, playing are fun-loving, charismatic 'parent jodi' again after 'Honeymoon Travels Pvt Ltd'. The movie also stars actors like Sanjay Suri, Sharman Joshi and Chitrangda Singh.

Shabana says that while playing her character in the film, she was reminded of her childhood and about her mother. She adds: "Parents are an integral part of a family and are always there for their children. I am really thankful to Onir for giving me such a beautiful character. Also, it was great to work with Boman again and I enjoyed playing mother to Sanjay and Sharman."

Boman too is excited about the character he plays, saying: "It was a really beautiful tour altogether in 'Sorry Bhai'. It has been a very potential character for me and I am sure that people will accept us happily as they have done previously. I hope audiences enjoy the punch that my character offers to the film."

'Sorry Bhai', which depicts unique situations and emotions of a family in a light hearted manner, is a 'feel good' watch. It is the first Hindi film to be released by Mumbai Mantra, a company sponsored Mahindra Group.