Mrs. starring Sanya Malhotra is receiving a lot of praise for how it depicts patriarchy in society. The movie follows a newlywed dancer named Richa as she faces the difficulties of an arranged marriage and fights against the oppressive patriarchy of a traditional Indian joint family.
In a lengthy Instagram post, Kangana Ranaut has now subtly criticised the movie. Kangana Ranaut asked people to refrain from making generalisations about Indian joint families and disparaging senior citizens. She wrote in her Instagram story without mentioning Mrs.
Kangana Ranaut also disagreed with the notion that homemakers and paid workers are interchangeable, stating that the satisfaction of creating a house and raising children should not be equated with forced labour. Also Read - Mrs Movie Review: 'Triggering' Videos From Sanya Malhotra's Movie Go Viral, Internet Is Horrified Kangana Ranaut wrote, "Growing up, I never saw a woman who didn’t command her household, ordered everyone when to eat when to sleep and when to go out, asked her husband about every penny that he spent and he obligated. Only conflicts were his boys outings and frequent drinking evenings with friends.
Whenever papa wanted to eat out with us she scolded us all because cooking for us was her joy. This way, she could control many things including the hygiene/ the nutrition of the food." Kangana Ranaut defends Indian families amid ongoing controversy surrounding Mrs movie (Image: Kangana Ranaut/Instagram) Kangana Ranaut a.
