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Great Andhra

మిస్ శెట్టి మిస్టర్ పొలిశెట్టి రివ్యూ.

“మిస్ శెట్టి మిస్టర్ పొలిశెట్టి.. నేటి యువత ఆలోచనా విధానాన్ని ప్రతిబింబించే సినిమా. సరికొత్త కథతో వచ్చిన సినిమా. ఈ మూవీ ఫస్ట్ నుంచి లాస్ట్ వరకు ఎఁటర్ టైన్ చేసింది. హీరోహీరోయిన్లు అదరగొట్టేశారు.”…

Greatandhra

“మిస్ శెట్టి మిస్టర్ పొలిశెట్టి.. నేటి యువత ఆలోచనా విధానాన్ని ప్రతిబింబించే సినిమా. సరికొత్త కథతో వచ్చిన సినిమా. ఈ మూవీ ఫస్ట్ నుంచి లాస్ట్ వరకు ఎఁటర్ టైన్ చేసింది. హీరోహీరోయిన్లు అదరగొట్టేశారు.”

విడుదలకు ముందే ఇలా మిస్ శెట్టి మిస్టర్ పొలిశెట్టి రివ్యూ వచ్చేసింది. ఈ రివ్యూ ఇచ్చింది కూడా వేరెవరో కాదు. స్వయంగా మెగాస్టార్ చిరంజీవి ఇచ్చిన సమీక్ష ఇది. ఈ సినిమాకు తొలి ప్రేక్షకుడు ఆయన.

నవీన్ పొలిశెట్టి, అనుష్క శెట్టి హీరోహీరోయిన్లుగా నటించిన సినిమా మిస్ శెట్టి మిస్టర్ పొలిశెట్టి. యూవీ క్రియేషన్స్ బ్యానర్ పై తెరకెక్కిన ఈ సినిమాకు మహేష్ బాబు దర్శకుడు. యూవీ జనాలకు చిరు-చరణ్ తో ఉన్న అనుబంధం గురించి అందరికీ తెలిసిందే.

ఆ పరిచయంతో మిస్ శెట్టి మిస్టర్ పొలిశెట్టి సినిమాను చిరంజీవికి ముందుగా చూపించారు నిర్మాతలు. సినిమా చిరంజీవికి బాగా నచ్చిందంట. జాతిరత్నాలకు రెట్టింపు ఎనర్జీతో నవీన్ పొలిశెట్టి నటిస్తే, గ్యాప్ వచ్చినప్పటికీ అనుష్క చాలా అందంగా ఉందంట.

సినిమా ఫుల్ లెంగ్త్  ఎంటర్ టైనర్ అని, వినోదానికి ఎమోషన్స్ కూడా అద్భుతంగా మిక్స్ చేశారని చిరంజీవి మెచ్చుకున్నారు. మరో 2 రోజుల్లో ఈ సినిమా థియేటర్లలోకి వస్తోంది. 

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Chiranjeevi's 1st Review Of 'Shetty-Polishetty'

Naveen Polishetty is currently engrossed in promoting his upcoming film, "Miss Shetty Mr. Polishetty," scheduled for a theatrical release on September 7th.

His stand-up promotional tour has been receiving an overwhelming response across the Telugu states.

The trailer for "Miss Shetty Mr. Polishetty" has gone viral and promises to be a complete and enjoyable entertainer.

Audiences are eagerly anticipating Naveen's return to the screen after "Jathi Ratnalu" and Anushka's appearance on screen following "Baahubali."

The film has generated significant buzz among audiences and movie enthusiasts.

Furthermore, it has earned high praise from none other than Megastar Chiranjeevi, who consistently supports and encourages young talent with his words of appreciation.

Megastar in his words on twitter shared- "I watched "Miss Shetty - Mr. Polishetty," and it was a hilarious entertainer that thoroughly impressed me from start to finish.

Naveen Polishetty, who brought double the energy and entertainment we saw in 'Jathi Ratnalu,' shines in this brand-new drama that reflects the mindset of today's youth.  Additionally, Anushka Shetty, who looks even more beautiful after her break, breathed life into this film.

Beyond its role as a full-length entertainer, director Mahesh Babu deserves applause for seamlessly blending emotions into the story.

By the way, I had the privilege of being the first viewer of this movie, and I relished every hilarious moment.

Once again, I felt a strong desire to experience the cinema with a live audience. There's no doubt that "Miss Shetty - Mr. Polishetty" will have the entire audience laughing out loud". 

The film is releasing on 7th of this month.

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Miss Shetty Mr Polishetty Review: Naveen Polishetty Shines In A Safe Dramedy

Director: Mahesh Babu P

Writer: Mahesh Babu P

Cast: Naveen Polishetty, Anushka Shetty , Murali Sharma

Duration: 149 minutes

Available in: Theatres

It's hard to nitpick and complain about a film like Miss Shetty Mr Polishetty (MSMP) because the film pretty much achieves what it set out to do: to tell a simple but heartfelt story about the need for companionship laced with humour thoroughly and slightly move you towards the climax by bringing its emotional core to the foreground. But the problem is that its ambitions itself are so low.

A Carefully Formulated Romcom

MSMP is exactly that kind of simple, safe film in which you can see the closure of the character arcs the moment they are introduced. That's not necessarily a bad thing because the film ain't a thriller to keep us guessing but a romcom in which the the guy and the girl share different beliefs (no, not what we saw in Kushi last week) about love and life. Now, MSMP is not about what happens but how it happens. This is where the energy of Naveen Polishetty comes into play. He infuses life into a rather simplistic story and shoulders it pretty much by himself. The film keeps trying to keep up with his energy and even when ideas are repeated, the humour keeps it going. I wish I could say the same about the film's emotional core because that's where the dullness pervading the story takes over the charm on the surface level.

MSMP is yet another story of opposites. Anvitha Ravali Shetty (Anushka Shetty) is a successful chef in the UK leading a pretty sorted life; she doesn't believe in love and the institution of marriage. But when she learns that her ill mother (Jayasudha) doesn't have much time left, the question of companionship arises. Eventually, she realises that there is a huge void in her life that can only filled by a loved one. While she decides to go for IUI (there's even a great joke about this abbreviation), she is particular about having a healthy, decent, and intelligent man being the father of her child. The moment Anvitha learns that most of the donors are ungroomed men, she decides to find her own donor—someone who is clean and decent, inside and out. A little too judgemental, no, Anvitha? And then enters Sidhu Polishetty (Naveen Polishetty), an IT employee aspiring to make it big as a stand-up comedian. What follows is a series of misunderstandings, an emotional transformation, and a coming-of-age arc complemented by a love story, all wrapped neatly with MANY jokes.

Humour Saves The Day

But as I said, it almost feels unfair to complain because the film reaches its mark: it makes you laugh many times, even if it has to sometimes rely on double entendres around sperm donation and karyam (sex). But there's a lot of clean humour too. Sidhu's interplay with his dad (Murali Sharma in a memorable role after a long time) and Anvitha herself are really fun. Be it exchanges between Sidhu and Anvitha during their first formal meeting (Raju and train track dialogue) or the scene in which Anivtha enquires Sidhu's mother about the health issues in Sidhu's family, they are smart and entertaining because they are all a part of Anvitha's play. The same cannot be said about Sidhu's stand-up set pieces because they have this artificial 'been-there-heard-that-joke' energy. The humour works best when Sidhu has no clue about what's going on.

Plays It Safe

There is an attempt to make the romantic arc convincing to an extent but it remains just functional. We are told why Naveen fell for Anvitha but do not feel this blossoming of love because the first priority is always given to the jokes. The same goes with Anvitha's emotional arc, we understand her pain and her wanting for a support system, but we do not feel it. There's always some distance between us and Anvitha. And Anushka herself doesn't feel like the Anushka we knew. Likewise, we see the sweetness between Sidhu and his dad when they have a heartfelt conversation towards the end, but we do not feel it. Perhaps the emotions in MSMP are too carefully constructed to feel organic.  

But what keeps MSMP going is an effervescent Naveen and his comic act although his character is certainly not as impressionable as Agent Sai Sreenivasa Athreya or Jogipet Srikanth. We still remember those films because their worlds were crazy from start to finish; they took risks. Compared to those, MSMP feels a tad safe and formulaic for his oddball energy. The film is, without a doubt, fun, but it's also forgettable. To sum MSMP up, as a character says and believes, "Good is not good enough."

Watch The Official Trailer of Miss Shetty Mr Polishetty

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