Mrs. is the official Hindi remake of The Great Indian Kitchen, a film that turned the kitchen into a symbol of quiet oppression. Directed by Arati Kadav, this adaptation moves the story to Delhi, where Richa, played by Sanya Malhotra, enters marriage with bright-eyed hope, only to find herself burdened by the crushing weight of household expectations. While the original thrived on subtlety, Mrs. takes a broader, more spelled-out approach, sometimes losing the quiet rage that made the Malayalam version so impactful.
Anupama reviews whether Mrs. succeeds in delivering the same unsettling commentary or softens its edges for a wider audience. Does the film capture the suffocating reality of domestic labor, or does it dilute its message? And does Sanya Malhotra’s performance carry the weight of the story? Watch the full review to find out.
