Mrs Teaser: It's Sanya Malhotra vs Patriarchy
NDTV
Mrs is the Hindi remake of The Great Indian Kitchen
The teaser of Mrs released on Wednesday afternoon and it, just like a perfect recipe, is a melting pot of perfect ingredients (read emotions). FYI, Mrs is the Hindi remake of the 2021 critically-acclaimed Malayalam film The Great Indian Kitchen. The teaser showcases Sanya Malhotra's relationship with food. The film showcases the story of a newlywed woman (played by Sanya Malhotra), who does it all for her problematic husband (Nishant Dahiya) and father-in-law (Kanwaljit Singh) but her efforts are never enough. Complaining about phulkas not being hot enough or schooling her about the right way to cook biryani, or even asking her to "follow rules" - is just a regular day in her house. The teaser showcases how she overcomes the daily issues, patriarchy (and beyond) to lead a happy life. No spoilers for now.
Check out the teaser of Mrs here:
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