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Her Kitchen Chronicles
The New Indian Express Kollam
|March 09, 2025
The actress talks about the success of her latest film and the constant stress of being in the spotlight
Sanya Malhotra serves a pungent yet insightful menu on Mrs. A remake of Joe Baby's Malayalam film The Great Indian Kitchen, director Arati Kadav hits home with its simple yet poignant narrative on how women are forced to comply with the patriarchal framework of society, in this case, marriage. Sanya plays the ebullient new bride, Richa. "It resonated with me on so many levels. I have seen Richa in my mother, as well as in my friends and others. It is so relevant and it is time to redefine present gender roles. Working on the film empowered me, and though we make films to entertain, if it's message speaks to people and starts a conversation, it is a plus for us," says the actor.
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