Mr. and Mrs. Iyer

About This Movie

Mr. and Mrs. Iyer is an intriguing exploration of human connection amidst chaos. The way Mrs. Iyer, played by the talented Konkona Sen Sharma, navigates a tense situation with her infant son is compelling. The film captures a palpable atmosphere of fear and anxiety, particularly as religious tensions escalate. It's not just the plot but the slow, deliberate pacing that really pulls you into the characters’ plight. The cinematography, especially the use of natural light, adds a gritty realism that's hard to shake off. Rajah, the photographer, brings a unique dynamic to the story, and their bond feels layered, almost palpable. A nuanced look at identity, faith, and survival, it’s a quiet storm of emotions that lingers long after the credits roll.

Strong performances by key actors · Themes of identity and survival · Atmospheric use of natural light