Varun Rathi The concept of this movie is novel for bollywood. But filmmaking lets it down. The two center characters of this movie are screenplay writer cum director and editor. Probably this is one of the reason that original filmmaker falls in love with the film and looses the objectivity. There are many unnecessary scenes and buildups. If you just watch the end of each four stories, it is as good as you have watched full movie. All four stories are such that showing a long buildup is not necessary. If you just watch the end, you automatically understand the background, and there is no need of the buildup. This movie can be very easily edited into a short movie that would be much better to watch than this longer version.

bobbysing Some films prove you absolutely wrong when you just ignore them in comparison to few big films and then end up cursing yourself for making such a weak assumption about the movie. MIRCH was definitely one of those few under-estimated films which not only surprised me with its bold content but also made me think several times about all the relevant questions raised in its thought provoking script, after a long time.But before praising the movie further, I would first like to mention that MIRCH is not at all a technically brilliant film from any angle nor it can be included in the list of all those perfectly acted or directed films either, to be precise. Yet, the reason why I am including it in my MUST SEE MOVIES List is that it is a very rare movie which is both likable as well as hateful in a very strange manner.In fact MIRCH is a novel kind of daring attempt which at one end surely entertains you in a very fresh and mesmerizing style, but on the other hand it may also seriously offend both the MALE and FEMALE genders equally in a very dishonorable way. Talking about four different stories on the sexual relationship between man and women in contrasting backgrounds, the film is a pretty bold sex comedy which strictly calls for an adult viewing without any doubt. And in the end it may also turn out to be a dangerous movie putting many new unwanted ideas into your mind un-necessarily.In short, its a Vinay Shukla directed film made on a very bold sexual subject, which for the first time explores the topic of adultery from the woman's side. In all the four stories in the film, it's the woman who betrays and cheats her husband in a very harsh way, whereas its only the fourth one in which the husband too is doing the similar kind of act on the other side. In each act of betrayal shown in the film, the women play on a certain trick and get away with their disrespectful act very smartly. On a controversial note, even after being a fairly entertaining flick, the film may come out to be both confusing and disturbing for a certain section of viewers who may like to take the depiction of Man and Women in its stories in a bad taste.Where the women might feel being shown with an intolerably sickening attitude, the men too might feel being portrayed as fools and silly husbands on the screen with a pinch of humor. But at the same time, both the genders would also feel thoroughly entertained deep inside from their heart (which they may choose to hide). And that's actually what I liked the best about MIRCH, a movie which can generate such wide diverse reactions among the viewers which may go beyond any imagination of human mind.In bold words, the film may be thought provoking for some and a kind of soft porn for many. It may be enlightening experience for one and a disgusting thought of a pervert mind for the other. It may seem to be a journey into the mind of woman for one and might turn out to be a waste of time for the other. And since there are not many movies which are capable of generating such variety of responses in the viewers, MIRCH becomes an important film to be seen and studied in your own unique way. Here I would also like to add that in spite of being based on such bold subject, the seducing and intimate scenes in the film never go beyond a certain limit and remain un-objectionable, which indeed is a great job done by the director and his cinematographer.Reportedly the film is partly inspired from the Italian Classic "The Decameron" by Giovanni Boccaccio and partly from "Panchtantra" as mentioned in the movie itself. However, I was quite surprised with the reference of "Panchtantra" in it, because I only had a vision of 'Panchtantra' as a collection of moral stories for the young ones. May be I would have to research on it a little more. Anyway, along with its interesting concept, director Vinay Shukla uses his entire talented star-cast in an intelligent way where no one looks like doing something wrong on the screen and also entertains. It only takes few initial moments to move into the actual theme of the movie and then it starts making its impact pretty fast.On the whole, MIRCH is a movie which should be seen by all as a must because one cannot guess what actually you will make out of it in the end. After watching it, you may get a feeling close to the one mentioned above or in other case, you might go on to discover something of your own in the four stories unfolding on the screen one by one. But you essentially got to see it first to make your own decision.

roshansony The movie is wonderfully fast paced, witty, exotic, well shot and absolutely delightful. The four stories, where four strong sensual female protagonists outwit their spouses/lovers are just simply hilarious. Raima Sen in a very different sensual role. Konkona Sen manages to portray some amount of sensuality. Arunoday Singh is okay...good body though. Shahana Goswami will go places.The first story which features Rajpal Yadav, Raima Sen, and Arunoday Singh is beautifully shot. The second, featuring Konkona Sen and Prem Chopra and the ubiquitous Arunoday Singh has a brief but very hilarious performance by Illa Arun. The third, which has Shreyas Talpade, is a little bit of a drag, although the wit at the end had me howling. Shreyas is hammy and fake. The fourth story featuring Boman Irani and Konkona is also good -- but this is not Boman at his best.The movie is just eminently watchable.

ank-sureka Hi folks...a warning to start with...do not watch this movie with your spouse/girl friend....this no doubt is a very different movie...it is not for the below 18 age group also...this movie has 4 short stories...all revolving around infidelity of women to their husbands...and fooling them all their lives....the stories are interesting and good thing is that it shows different periods in time...2 stories are based in the times of Raja maharajas....also the acting of the bong babes have been good, and keeps u engrossed.....also there are a few comic scenes..specially a cameo by ila arun....all in all a mixed bag..but can get u thinking a lot..suspicion actually..cud also end in your break up!