Anaganaga Oka Raju

“Naveen Polishetty's brand of comedy should be celebrated. He clearly is the best find of Tollywood in recent years. Anaganaga Oka Raju is celebratory, chaotic, and eventually an entertaining film that confirms Naveen Polishetty is the bankable star of his generation.”

“Anaganaga Oka Raju is a lighthearted entertainer driven almost entirely by Naveen Polishetty's comic timing and screen presence. Witty dialogues and situational humour make it a moderately enjoyable watch despite its flaws.”

“Naveen's spunk provides the spark this rural comedy needs”

“Naveen Polishetty strikes good form yet again and shoulders a simple, low-stakes comedy-drama entirely on his own. The story might be predictable all along, but his one-liners come at a breakneck speed, and the gags remain at the optimum level of silly and harmless. But while its blips are easily noticeable, Anaganaga Oka Raju sails through without much damage because of its simplicity.”

“Anaganaga Oka Raju is a crackling entertainer that thrives on Naveen Polishetty's impeccable comic timing and infectious energy. While the premise is well-worn, it gets a contemporary touch thanks to Polishetty's biting satire and self-aware humour.”

“Actor Naveen Polishetty once again comes up with a hilarious entertainer in his latest outing, Anaganaga Oka Raju”

“Unfortunately, due to recycled ideas and the absence of freshness, "Anaganaga Oka Raju" never rises above average despite a steady supply of humorous dialogues. It works as a time-pass entertainer, yet offers nothing new.”

“Despite the uneven narrative, Naveen's comic timing and Meenakshi's graceful screen presence make the film immensely watchable. The film is redeemed when it shifts gears from an outrageous comedy to a social satire that taps into reel addiction and apathy for ground-level issues.”

“Naveen Polishetty's latest Telugu comedy is essentially an assembly line of gags. But this observation does not in any way detract from the film, which takes joy in its simplicity and never overstays its welcome.”