Mithya

In a small, fictional town in Bihar, a struggling actor, 'Vivian' Shah, gets entangled in a series of comical misadventures. He tries to pass himself off as a famous Bollywood star to impress the locals and a girl he fancies, leading to escalating deceptions and mistaken identities. The film follows his chaotic attempts to maintain the facade while navigating the absurdities of small-town life and his own aspirations.

Mithya was generally well-received by critics for its quirky humor, unique premise, and strong performances, particularly from the lead actors. While not a major commercial success, it garnered appreciation for its originality and its satirical take on fame and aspiration in a small-town Indian context.

• Praised for its unconventional and witty narrative.

• Commended for the effective chemistry and performances of its lead cast.

• Noted for its charming depiction of small-town Indian life and aspirations.

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The film's director, Rajat Kapoor, is also known for his distinctive acting roles and has a reputation for helming independent and critically acclaimed films in India.