Mrs, starring Sanya Malhotra, is a story about an aspiring dancer who is married off to a patriarchal family where she is reduced to doing household chores but ultimately resists her oppression. However, a men’s rights organisation, SIFF – Save Indian Family Foundation, has criticised the film vehemently, accusing it of toxicity. This has led to fans defending it. (Also Read | Sanya Malhotra-starrer Mrs shatters records with biggest ever opening on ZEE5, becomes most searched film on Google) Sanya Malhotra’s Mrs is a Hindi remake of Malayalam film The Great Indian Kitchen. SIFF criticises Mrs, asks why men should do household chores On X (formerly Twitter), SIFF wrote how men work 8-9 hours at construction sites, railway stations, airports, factories, courts, police stations, restaurants, and country’s borders. It added that “a happy young woman cooking food, doing dishes and pressing clothes of her father-in-law is oppression for her”. In a series of tweets, SIFF also said that “women inherently believe workplace means a comfortable air-conditioned place. They do not consider work at construction sites …