Nepal, Feb. 18 -- Arati Kadav's Mrs. - an official remake of Jeo Baby's The Great Indian Kitchen (2021) - is a technically sound film. It opens with a montage of delicacies being cooked in an average Indian kitchen. Editor Prerna Saigal cuts the meticulous preparation of each dish with a carefully choreographed piece, drawing our attention to the 'dance' most women have to endure inside a household, to keep it on its axis. Scored by Sagar Desai featuring sounds from everyday life (like squeaky, rusted gate offering rhythm to the track), the montage works well. But it can't quite conjure the rhythm of Baby's original film, which editor Francis Louis establishes in the never-ending loop of domestic labour thrust upon women. Especially insid...