Sanya Malhotra Shines in 'Mrs': A Tale of Strength and Resilience

Sanya Malhotra stars in 'Mrs', a Hindi adaptation of 'The Great Indian Kitchen', highlighting the plight of women relegated to household chores post-marriage. Directed by Arati Kadav, the film sheds light on women's strength and resilience. Malhotra draws inspiration from real-life experiences, making it a relatable and powerful narrative.

Sanya Malhotra has taken on the lead role in 'Mrs', the Hindi adaptation of Jeo Baby's critically acclaimed film 'The Great Indian Kitchen'. The film, directed by Arati Kadav, highlights the journey of women relegated to managing household chores post-marriage and their underlying strength and resilience.

Malhotra expressed immediate interest in the role, citing the universal relevance of the topic. She drew inspiration from real-life experiences, including that of a close friend who underwent similar struggles. The actress underscores the importance of telling such stories, feeling a deep sense of responsibility as an actor.

'Mrs' has already garnered international acclaim, with Malhotra winning 'Best Actress' at the New York Indian Film Festival 2024. The film's praise at various international festivals has bolstered her confidence in its impact and resonance with audiences globally.

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