Mimi -- Unconventional Tale, Distinctive Storytelling
by Susweta Bose | Sat, 31 Jul 2021 11:47:36 GMT
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Building a comedy movie with a dramatic base is quite difficult, and Mimi is the perfect example of an authentic Indian comedy-drama. Secondly, the exceptional acting of Pankaj Tripathi has made the movie even more engaging.

Mimi also sets an example for other movie creators on building a comedy and delivering the right social message to the audience.

The Netflix comedy buster is all set to take the Bollywood industry back to its original form. Undoubtedly, you cannot find the content in Khan or Kapoor movies which you will find in one of the most under-rated actors, Kriti Sanon’s Mimi. 

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Storyline:

If you have watched Ayushmann’s “Bala”, then you must have appreciated the movie for delivering an incredible message to the biased society. The same team has produced another masterpiece in the form of “Mimi”. 

The movie is based on a surrogate mother where a foreign couple is hunting for a healthy woman who is ready to deliver their child. Kriti Sanon, as Mimi wants to earn quick money,, and Pankaj Tripathi encourages her for the task. The foreign couple offers to pay an amazing amount for being a surrogate mother of their child. 

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What Makes Mimi Different From Other Comedy Movies?

The writers of the movie have done an amazing job by creating engaging content surrounding a surrogate mother. In most comedy movies, you will Tik Tok music or any other social media-based comic content, but in Mimi, you will find original content.

 Pregnancy is not a topic which you can discuss openly in a country like India. The makers have just made the movie like a real-world where at the start, Mimi runs away from pregnancy but later understands and taught the audience about its reality.

The movie is also a remake of a Marathi movie, but the genre is one of the main differences in both movies. Mimi is a must watch family movie delivering a social message with lots of laughs. 

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