Mimi Trailer Review: An interesting take on surrogacy

Mimi's trailer has been released online and going by trailer it feels that the film will also be amazing. The trailer shows all the chaos surrounding surrogacy. The girl Mimi is ready to become a surrogate mother when she is offered money and she jumps to the idea of not doing sex and having babies.

She is broken when she gets to know that the couple does to want any baby and she needs to abort the child. However, Mimi decides to keep the baby and ultimately hilarious situations arise as her family asks her about the child's father and when the baby arrives it is very fair unlike her and the man who is said to be her husband.

The trailer and story is unusual as nothing like this has ever been witnessed in Indian cinema. The trailer has met with positive reviews from all ends and the hopes are set high as it feels that the movie would be as promising as the trailer. The movie will release online on Netflix and Jio Cinema.

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