Kriti Sanon’s, which his debut with Neokkadine Mahesh Babu, has just done a glam role so far. For the first time, he tried a women’s Hindi-oriented film named Mimi. Netflix film also has award-winning actor Tripathi Pankaj and has been directed by Laxman Utekar.
What is this all about?
Mimi is located in the small town of Rajasthan. The US-based couple looked for a replacement mother to bring their children to convey plans to their driver Bhanu (Tripathi Pankaj), which promised them to find the perfect girl.
One good day, Bhanu Spot Mimi (Kriti Sanon), An actress who wants to be an actress, and fishing have become a substitute. Mimi is offered 20 lakh.
And she reaches for the offer and is pregnant. But as an unborn child has some problems, the couple dropped plans and flew back to the US, leaving Mimi in human land. What problem does he face is the basic theme of Mimi?
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Talking about the performance of actors and crew
Mimi is a film that defines a career for Kriti Sanon, and he fully utilizes his character. He, as Mimi began on a cheerful note and beautifully turned into this helpless mother.
Glamour Kriti, dance, and most of his appearance in the second half will take type into the eye. Tripathi Pankaj has become a pro in carrying out supporting roles.
In Mimi, he plays Bhanu and is the main person. Who raised comedy with his dialogue. Supriya Pathak as Mrs Kriti, Sai Tamhankar, Man Singh Rathore performed their supporting roles flawlessly and gave the depth of the film.
Director Laxman Utekar selects a very contemporary subject and place:
It was good in the original village of Rajasthan. Even though films about replacements have come out in the past, Mimi has a mixture of perfect pleasure and emotions.
The film has music by Ar Rahman but did not create his miracle through songs because only Param Sundari was good. Dialogue, original local, and Slick cameraman described the atmosphere of the film perfectly. When the film does not lag with unnecessary deviations.
Mimi is a film that is not long-winded. It is said what he wants through his brave character. Mimi, played by Kriti Sanon, wanted to go to Mumbai and become a woman’s hero.
When he was offered 20 lakh, he grabbed it. And turned into a replacement mother. This process is delivered in a fun and windy way. The film’s first half is kept lightly. And the Taffathi Pankaj character evokes pleasant pleasure throughout.
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The big time Mimi score is when emotions are not missed. Even in the first semester of fun.
He brought the concept of surrogating, how it did it, what legal aspects in an impressive quote. Things walked sharply in the second half, where the tragedy attacked the Kriti Sanon. Must appreciate Laxman’s director because he brought a family drama to Forte, bringing his film.
Kriti Sanon alone and how the family and the supporting actors. When they save him is effective. Even at that time, pleasure in the film remains intact. Pre-climax has a solid emotional moment between mothers and sons.
And people will think that the end will also be crowded. But the director ended the film with a simple conclusion. Except for this, Mimi marked most of the boxes correctly and redeemed a clean family entertainer.
After conveying various interesting characters before, with Mimi, Kriti Sanon’s marked his arrival as a solid actor who could bring his film. His eyes spoke anger and sadness with certain calms – signs on adult players.
Another actor who was with the film’s shoulder along with the Kriti was a brilliant Tripathi Pankaj. He was as many as the film hero as a Kriti.
From reference to the potential substitute as ‘Maal’ to fight nonstop for Mimi’s welfare, Tripathi rendered extraordinary performance again. The comic time and expression of cracks seen between privileges and exciting poverty.
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Manoj Pahusa, Supriya Pathak and Sai Tamhankar are effective in their important role. Actors play American couples – Evelyn Edwards and Aidan Whytock worth it too. Their characters are not one dimension, which is refreshing.