Mrs - Movie Review

Mrs depicts a married girl, who is searching for herself and building up her character being a wife and a woman, it shows the realistic comedy and drama of marriage. This movie is based on the context of Indian and American culture where the story portrays certain realistic experiences and aspects of married life. It has its funny moments but also has tragedy; the movie astonishingly manages to make several emotional appeals. In the case of the Mrs., the marriage depicted is funny, but at the same time also leads to quite a lot of dramatic thinking, thus providing an entertaining as well as a very meaningful show. One thing that Nishant Dahiya does with adequate charm and subtlety is to support the on-screen dynamics. Peculiar special appearances made by Kanwaljeet Singh and Siya Mahajan contribute both humor and realism to the film’s portrayal.

Mrs is a choppy but effective representation of a well-executed narrative in comedy-drama category, directed by Arati Kadav. Arati adds a cultural value to each shot and a focus on characters’ development that help the movie reach its crescendos and capture the audience’s emotions with great sensitivity.

The music ushers in both comedy and solemnity to the film’s script and to shooting. This works wonders to the advantage of Mrs as it complements the storyline without crowdsourcing or overshadowing the viewer’s eye view. From the visual point of view, each shot is a painting painted in shades of emotion and background to reflect its theme.

The entire look of the film suits the cultural context, which has been represented quite well both from Indian and American locations. Although this movie utilizes few complicated and mature effects, its detailed attention to some aspects of a real life shown throughout the film, the portrayal of the main character’s development strengthens the movie’s plot. Such an approach helps to stay focused on the movie’s themes and the transformations of the characters.

I want to underline that the editing in the film Mrs is smooth, it is interesting to watch the movie and the tempo does not interfere with the audience’s perception of the film. Considering the fact that the movie is a comedy-drama requires the smooth transition between the two themes that are involved and this is well enacted in the movie. The transformation between funny scenes and serious action is greatly implemented so that the audience is engaged all through the movie. They reveal the characters’ personalities and the relations between them referring to the themes of the movie and the institution of marriage with comedy and drama at once.

In exploring the themes of marriage and self-identification more emotionally, the film uses some cliches regarding marriage. It is still possible that some more details could have been given to some characters and their development or, to be more precise, the directions in which they could and should develop after becoming wives and mothers. Nevertheless, the comedy in the film is well contrasted with the drama that makes the trip both entertaining and meaningful as a search for identity and a view on marriage.