Watch mrs full movie: Patriarchal Norms Challenged
The film's success has been overwhelming, with Sanya Malhotra's performance being appreciated by the audience, and its portrayal of the struggles of women in marriage resonating with many, making it a must-watch for those interested in stories that challenge societal norms.
The Indian film "Mrs." has taken social media by storm, portraying patriarchal expectations within marriage and the confinement of women to the kitchen after marriage, sparking conversations about women's subjugation and their right to choose their paths.
The movie, a remake of the 2021 Malayalam film "The Great Indian Kitchen," highlights how women's worth and success are tied to their ability to cook, clean, and manage a household, and how they are pressured to abandon their careers for homemaking and childrearing. Director Arati Kadav was initially hesitant to adapt the film, but producer Harman Baweja convinced her of its universal theme and potential to resonate with a wider audience.
The film features Sanya Malhotra as the lead, who was Kadav's first choice for the role, and Nishant Dahiya as her husband, who conveys the character's transformation from loving to abusive. The movie explores the everyday subjugation of women in marriage and has received praise from critics and audiences for its compelling story, outstanding acting, and emotional depth.
Sanya Malhotra has expressed her gratitude towards the audience for embracing the film, which has broken several records since its release on ZEE5. The film has become the most searched Indian movie on Google and achieved the biggest opening on ZEE5 ever, with its portrayal of food being a key aspect, featuring over 70 recipes throughout the story.
As the film continues to spark conversations about patriarchal norms and women's rights, it remains to be seen how it will impact the audience and contribute to the ongoing discussion about women's subjugation in marriage.
