Aju Mathew

In the vast landscape of modern cinema, few films manage to convey their core message with such remarkable subtlety. This beautiful film proves that cinema can shine without vulgarity, sensationalism, or objectification. Boman Irani has masterfully struck all the right emotional chords with this magical piece of storytelling, creating something truly special. The film gently guides us through a transformative journey—encouraging us to reimagine our perspectives, take meaningful pauses in life, break through the barriers of our fears, and embrace genuine communication rather than remaining trapped in life's monotonous patterns.

Bollywood is once again on a remake spree, this time adapting the Malayalam movie "The Great Indian Kitchen." Despite having a strong script, the Bollywood version only superficially addresses household matters, offering a mechanical presentation. This is where "The Great Indian Kitchen" speaks volumes with its raw authenticity. In comparison, "Mrs." appears polished and mellowed when drawing parallels to the Malayalam original.

Villian should have had a bit more depth.... However...Karidas rockzzz!!!