The movie skillfully delves into a simple yet intricate concept under the expert direction of Mahesh Babu P.
Anushka Shetty shines as Anvitha Ravali Shetty, embodying a strong and realistic character who grapples with commitment in marriage. She not only exudes on-screen charisma but also delivers a nuanced performance, making a remarkable comeback.
Naveen Polishetty, perfectly suited for his role, showcases his comedic brilliance and charm, captivating the audience from his very first appearance. He handles emotional moments with finesse. While Murali Sharma's role is limited, he delivers a commendable performance, especially in the pre-climax. The supporting cast fulfills their roles effectively.
Furthermore, the film boasts top-notch production quality, with Gopi Sundar's background score skillfully setting the mood.
The storyline is straightforward and competently executed, but the second half could have used a quicker tempo.
The initial half seems a bit slow, with a few superfluous scenes that disrupt the narrative's flow. Enhancing emotional depth could have made the audience connect more with the characters.
Roles portrayed by Murali Sharma, Sonia Deepti, and Abhinav Gomatam could have been more prominent.
Mahesh Babu P, serving as both writer and director, offers his finest work yet, though the screenplay could have been more refined.
Radhan's soundtrack features three captivating songs, and Gopi Sundar's score elevates the film's overall impact. Nirav Shah's cinematography is flawless, delivering rich and captivating visuals.
Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao's editing could have been sharper, but the film benefits from top-tier production values, courtesy of the production house.
Miss Shetty Mr. Polishetty offers a heartwarming comedy-drama with exceptional acting from Anushka Shetty and Naveen Polishetty, a solid score, and touching moments. Yet, it struggles with slow pacing in both halves. Still, it's a worthwhile weekend watch.
Anushka Shetty shines as Anvitha Ravali Shetty, embodying a strong and realistic character who grapples with commitment in marriage. She not only exudes on-screen charisma but also delivers a nuanced performance, making a remarkable comeback.
Naveen Polishetty, perfectly suited for his role, showcases his comedic brilliance and charm, captivating the audience from his very first appearance. He handles emotional moments with finesse. While Murali Sharma's role is limited, he delivers a commendable performance, especially in the pre-climax. The supporting cast fulfills their roles effectively.
Furthermore, the film boasts top-notch production quality, with Gopi Sundar's background score skillfully setting the mood.
The storyline is straightforward and competently executed, but the second half could have used a quicker tempo.
The initial half seems a bit slow, with a few superfluous scenes that disrupt the narrative's flow. Enhancing emotional depth could have made the audience connect more with the characters.
Roles portrayed by Murali Sharma, Sonia Deepti, and Abhinav Gomatam could have been more prominent.
Mahesh Babu P, serving as both writer and director, offers his finest work yet, though the screenplay could have been more refined.
Radhan's soundtrack features three captivating songs, and Gopi Sundar's score elevates the film's overall impact. Nirav Shah's cinematography is flawless, delivering rich and captivating visuals.
Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao's editing could have been sharper, but the film benefits from top-tier production values, courtesy of the production house.
Miss Shetty Mr. Polishetty offers a heartwarming comedy-drama with exceptional acting from Anushka Shetty and Naveen Polishetty, a solid score, and touching moments. Yet, it struggles with slow pacing in both halves. Still, it's a worthwhile weekend watch.