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Eh whatever
Sep 29, 2006 09:25 PM2693 Views

Mr. ya Miss, what dragged me into this movie was the title. I had seen a couple of promos and didn't expect much because of aftab. I am a huge fan of ritesh deshmukh and feel is effortlessly funny. Anyway so I sat through the whole movie, not a single hard laugh, but I was smiling through most of it. It was not as comical as I would have liked. For one some scenes were played out too long, for example when aftab turns into antra, it wasn't so funny to watch the transformation. The american version of the movie "hot chick" was actually funny at all points. Anyway the next reason why the film wasn't so good was because the music was not catchy enough, there were no witty lyrics or comical tunes that usually go quite well with comedy films. For comedy I would rather watch a cheap hindi film you can make fun of and laugh at by the stupidity of things (because India tries to hard to make intellectual films or comedies and fails, unfortuneatly), this movie wasn't that cheap humor, it was a movie that had a great story but raped it by first putting aftab in the film, even for a couple of minutes, second antra's acting was very exaggerated and didn't look right on screen. The only reason why this movie was rated average was because a) ritesh did a great job saving this movie from drowning. and b) the plot of the story, although adopted from american cinema, could have been really good.


the movie starts out with aftab who is a playboy type, one day his girlfriends get back at him and accidently kill him. His best freind ritesh always told him to watch out and avoid these laffarays. Well god punishes aftab and turns him into a girl, antra. Antra walks around town like a man and finds it very very very difficult to adjust to wearing a skirt or blouse. Anyways ritesh comes to know of it sooner or later that his best freind is a girl. He falls onlove with antra and antra is disgusted. So on so fourth, antra ends up in jail for the murder of himself or herself..lol. and ritesh takes it upon him to save her/him. the end. the story may sound okay but it wasn't put together that well.


MUMBAI INDIA
CHAKKA
Jul 04, 2006 05:17 AM3013 Views

MR YA MISS


RATING : TSK,TSK


GOD,I CANNOT COMMENT ON WHAT THE STORY IS ALL ABOUT!


ON THE PLUS SIDE,COUNT THE BRIALLIANTLY FUNNY DIALOGUE "PLEASE WRITE YOUR NAME IN THE LIFT. REGISTER NOT WORKING"


SCREENPLAY & CO-DIRECTION BY ANTARA MALI ARE AS INSUFFERABLE AS COLLEGE EDUCATION.


WORSE,YOU ALSO GET TO SUFFER THE MOST STUPID ANTICLIMAX IN THE HISTORY OF INDIAN CINEMA. THE FILM IS AVOIDABLE AS BIRD FLU. THE SO-CALLED FILM IS AS MUCH FUN AS BEING ROASTED IN THE SUMMER SUN. AVOID LIKE THE BUBONIC PLAGUE. KHALID WAS RIGHT WHEN HE SAID "EVERY PERFORMANCE IS WORSE THAN THE OTHER"


AT BEST,DIVYA DUTTA LOOKS SENSUAL.


RITEISH DESHMUKH IS GOOD IN PARTS.


TOWARDS THE END OF THE MOVIE,AFTAB SHIVDASANI IS SEEN APOLOGISING TO THE WOMEN WHOM HE HAD WRONGED.


LIKEWISE,MISS MALI SHOULD APLOGISE TO THE WRONGED AUDIENCE FOR SERVING THIS TORTURE-O-RAMA WHICH IS NEITHER MR NOR MISS BUT A TOTAL CHAKKA!


Port Elizabeth South Africa
What was she thinking???
Jun 01, 2006 02:31 PM2610 Views

Oh, where does one start to review a movie like this one? horrible acting, pointless storyline and generaly a waste of time. This movie has absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever. Bearing that in mind, let's get on to the plot.


basic Story


Sanjay (Aftab Shivdasani) is a player who finally gets his come uppence when he is murdered by one of his girlfriends Lavleen (Divya Dutta). His best friend shekar (Ritesh) had warned him about his philandering ways to no avail He goe to ''heaven'' and there Lord shiva and Parvati give him a second chance at life so he can respect women. Alas, he doesn't change and the gods decide to turn him into a woman (Antara Mali). What follows is a very hackneyed depiction of a man trapped in a woman's body, with an even more twisted ending.


the cast


Aftab shivdasani as Sanjay is really a special appearance, appearing in the first 1/2 hour or so. He really doesn't impress and his character is easily forgettable by the end of the first hour. His constant wolf whistling at women grates on your nerves after a very short while.


<Antara Mali as Sanjana, oh my gosh, where do I start? Where have you seen a man who walks around with a permanent grimace? And in which world do men walk like that? Come on, seriously, is it that difficult to walk in heels? and if that's the case, why not wear flatter heels? I was disappointed to see someone like Antara, after Company and Naach, resort to this kind of rubbish.


Ritesh Deshmukh as Shekar is about the only bearable character in this whole excuse for a movie, although he also doesn't do much either.


Divya dutta as Lavleen doesn't do much except look like she's about to burst into tears and wear revealing outfits.


Onto disecting the movie


What can I say? Even Neal 'n nikki, which is the dumbest movie I've ever watched, seemed to have a minor story line. This however, looked as though the writer didn't have any idea in which direction this movie was supposed to go. It looks as though every scene was adlibbed. As a director, Antara Mali doesn't even show a glimmer of promise, I think she should stick to what she does best, and that's acting. The music isn't even hummable it's so forgettable. All in all, this movie was one of the worst in 2005 and should never have been made.


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Hgihly AVOIDABLE!
Feb 06, 2006 02:17 PM3545 Views

After watching this movie, I thought, “Why was this movie made?” “What was the intention behind making this movie?” Really Mr Ya Miss is a total disaster and non-humourless!


The story (Revealed in detail-even the climax!): Sanjay (Aaftab Shivdasani) is an advertising executive. He is a total flirt and loves to hang out with women. He thinks women as mere sex objects. His childhood friend Shekhar (Ritiesh Deshmukh) always warns him that all his mischief will cost him very high. But Shekhar’s warnings always fell on deaf ears of Sanjay. One day, all his girlfriends comes to know Sanjay’s truth. One of his girlfriends hits him hard on his head with a statue and Sanjay dies. He goes up and meets Lord Shankar and Parvati. They decide that Sanjay is a sinful man and he should be punished further. So they sent him back to earth as a woman! Sanjay is now Sanjana (Antara Mali) or Sanjay’s long lost sis. Sanjana now works in place of Sanjay. She became the center of attention. On road, roadside ruffians would flirt with her, in office everybody was trying to impress Sanjana. Shekhar falls in love with Sanjana. She even gets pregnant of Shekhar’s child! Till now the movie was okay. But after this, the story became emotional and crazy! Sanjana is arrested in connection with Sanjay’s murder!! Sanjana was in a fix. She wanted someone to help her. So she goes to Shekhar for help. She even had to tell him the truth that he is Sanjay not Sanjana. So Shekhar now tries to find out clues and ‘saboot’ that will help the court decide that Sanjana is innocent. 9 months later, she wins the case. At that time, she fainted. It was the time for her delivery! At this time, the screen turned black and the viewers comes to know Sanjay had never died and that he was never converted into a woman and that all this was Sanjay’s dream! Wow, so you see, a dream taught Sanjay the importance of woman and that who are going to help him and who will not. What rubbish!!


The problem with Mr Ya Miss is that there is very less humour in the movie. The concept was nice but the silly climax led to its disaster. If I would been the director if the movie, I would have shown that everything was a reality, there was no dream and I would shown in the end that Sanjana undergoes a sex-change operation and turns back into a male!!!


Anatara Mali delivered the worst role of her career. Though she acts a bit nicely, her looks are very bad. And she looked horrible in her short hair! Yuck!!


Ritiesh Deshmukh does his job perfectly but he does not give an award-winning performance. He has a long way to go. I hope he has acted well in ‘Fight Club’.


Aaftab Shivdasani was the best of all in the movie, though he had a very short role. He looked awesome in his a-bit long hair. He was the only saving grace of the movie!!


Bharat Dabholkar disappoints this time with his totally vulgar role! He was far better in ‘Karam’. ''divya Dutta was okay. I can’t understand that after working in a reputed Yashraj camp (for the movie ‘Veer-Zaara’), why did she acted in this almost B-grade movie? Others were okay.


Nitin Raikwar’s music was average. The songs were totally unlikeable. The only nice song was ‘Kamsin Kali Teri Gali’. It had some nice music. Action was superb. I think it was Tinu Verma’s. Cinematography was normal and flawless. Dialogues were likable.


Satchit Purnaik’s direction was nice and the movie had a nice pace. He is capable of becoming a perfect director, provided that he makes movie with some nice story.


The likable scenes of the movie:




  1. The scene where Sanjay meets Lord Shankar and Parvati




  2. The scene where Sanjana and Shekhar beats up the men at the pub




  3. The scene where Sanjana comes to know that she is pregnant.






On the whole, Mr Ya Miss is disappointing and could have been better. It is highly avoidable!


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Collapse of a noon
Dec 06, 2005 01:26 AM2922 Views

All in all this movie can be summarise in one line ''a joke stretched too far''.


There is hardly anything to talk about in the movie, as an actor, Antara Mali fails us this time, as a director she is amaturish and too green a thumb. (Excuse me for starting off like this, that too about a lady, but this movie is all about her)


Entire plot has been picked up (Indianized ofcourse) from a hit hollywood flick ''hot chick'' starring Rob Schnider, who did wonderful job of acting as a comical female, whence our Antara failed to portray the opposite.


In ''hot chick'' Rob wore skimpiest of the bikeni and very cute Tee's, but still managed to look Rob Schnider, but here in some of the scenes I had trouble making out if Antara is doing her own role, or using a double??? (to look even stupidier) In ''hot chick'' The acts made me laugh till I was wetting my pants. Well ''Mr ya Miss'' achieved the same result, but I was laughing out on my foolishness to choose this movie for my afternoon break, and ruining the whole day. (even the wierdiest of the wierdo in almost empty hall (yes! by the end of first week only) looked at me in disgust, while I was laughing hard (on me ofcourse)


If I recall correctly(after this horrible movie, everyone is expected to loose some gray matter), Aftaab (Sanjay) did something terrible male'ish (as per the picture version) and died by some female's hands, and God sent him back to world, only to punish him (and us too) in Antara Mali's (Sanjana) role. She tries to punish her/his murderer, and still does try to run her/his job, in her/his style. Whereas our good ol'world treats her (?) in the same way as she should be treated (picture version).


At the end she/he got pregnant (exactly how? - dont' ask me, try to figure it out), and goes to jail (for keeping soem stupid looking statue in a drawn, which bore no finger marks, no resemblence with the surrounding, looks planted (even to the blind man on the gate of our hall). On totally circumstantial evidance, for which even the statue (murder weapon) cannot be held by court, our Mali was kept in prison / remand for nearly 8 months (pregnant - raising stomach - pure guess), and one goofy looking lawyer (i m not making that up, take a look at that guy, and you can actually laugh for a sec in that movie) somehow win the case (by TWOeye-witnesses (Gawd!), ), and somehow Aftaab (only good looking thing in the movie) came back to life.. and miraculously I woke up too (with Rajesh Khanna type head-ache and Nirupama Roy type moans)...


But I have to give this to her, she is a terriffic dancer, couple of Nos. with her and guys in background are pretty nicely picuarized, and she looked actually presentable in her shabbily cut hairs (rightly put by one actor - ''Sanjana, baal kya machine mein fas gaye the?'')


Well that ends the stupid afternoon of mine, which ultimately resulted me in heavy headedness throughout my entire evenign, and this ichy late evenign when I m writing this review...


God bless you people, who are going to see this movie, despite my warning


and nothing can be done for you imbeciles who actually saw this movie, and came now to read the review... you are what dogbert rightly say ''in'duh'visuals''...


Comedy ya tragedy
Dec 04, 2005 09:28 PM3244 Views

Claustrophic kitsch... failed comedy... These would be polite ways of putting across the chaos of colour and corny puns that constitute the essence of Mr.YA mISS.


Mr Ya Miss’ tells the story of Sanjay ( Aftab Shivdasani ), an advertising executive. A womanizer with scant regard for the courtesy that the fairer sex deserves, Sanjay loves to admire women. He goes out with several women at the same time. His friend Shekhar ( Ritesh Deshmukh ) wonders at the ease with which Sanjay is able to have his way with girls.


One day, Sanjay’s girlfriends come to know of his many affairs. Beware a woman’s fury – it is said. True indeed in Sanjay’s case as one of his girlfriends hits him hard and he dies.


Up in the heavens, Sanjay pleads with Lord Shiva and Parvati for another chance to live. The gods heed his request but decide that Sanjay ought to repent for his philandering ways and learn some lessons about what it means to live like a woman.


So, Sanjay is reborn as Sanjana (Antara Mali).


Sanjana is like a man in a woman’s body. She walks like a man, sits like a man, with her legs outstretched rather than crossed. Out of habit, she often walks into men’s loo to take the leak. She is clumsy with high heels and low-necks.


Working in the office as Sanjay’s stepsister, Sanjana becomes the center of everyone’s attention. Men make passes at her on the road. Flirts and Romeos whistle past her, casting amorous glances.


Clients and colleagues in the office are more interested in admiring her body than her work. And most of all, Shekhar (Ritesh), Sanjay’s good friend, falls for her.


The film was advertised as comic fare. But the film hardly manages to evoke mirth. On the contrary, it gives an impression of comic anecdotes put together that have no co-relation with each other.


In the first half of the film, the storyline is vague and the plot hardly gathers momentum. It is at the interval point that goings-on get interesting, when Aftab changes to Antara.


One probably expects the story to pick up in the latter part, but there is chaos of Antara ,Antara everywhere. Throughout this half, one is unable to figure out where the story is heading.


Directorially, Antara does not impress.


Antara is not in form this time. Aftab's role isn't well defined.He is so so. Ritesh looks out of place.


aviodable...................................................


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