Naveen Polishetty’s Anaganaga Oka Raju shines this Sankranti

Naveen Polishetty’s Anaganaga Oka Raju is a new Telugu comedy movie that hit theatres during Sankranti 2026. The film stars Naveen as Raju, a man who tries to marry a wealthy woman to save his family from money troubles.

He comes from a family that used to be very rich in Peddapalem village, but they have now lost all their wealth. To fix this problem, Raju comes up with a plan called “Operation Charulatha” to marry a rich girl named Charulatha, played by Meenakshi Chaudhary. Her father is played by Rao Ramesh.

The first part of the movie shows Raju’s funny tricks to win over Charulatha. The second part shifts to village politics and elections, with jokes about social media. The movie ends with an emotional touch and a small message.

Critics on Naveen Polishetty’s Performance

Critics are praising Naveen Polishetty’s acting as the best part of the film. He handles comedy scenes with perfect timing and makes people laugh throughout the movie.

Reviews say Naveen dominates every scene and carries the entire film on his shoulders. His energy and dialogue delivery are top-notch, especially in the first half.

What Critics Think Overall

Most reviews call Anaganaga Oka Raju a “time-pass” entertainer — good for watching during festivals but not a masterpiece.

The Good Points
  • Fast-paced and funny first half
  • Naveen Polishetty’s comic timing
  • Perfect choice for Sankranti viewing
  • Good supporting cast
The Weak Points
  • Second half feels slow and dragged
  • Story is not very strong
  • Emotional scenes don’t hit hard
  • Some jokes feel repetitive

Sites like 123Telugu and Cinema Express give it average ratings. They say you can watch it if you keep your expectations moderate and just want a light comedy.

As of now, exact box office numbers are not available.

Final Verdict

Anaganaga Oka Raju works mainly because of Naveen Polishetty. If you enjoy his comedy style and want a simple, fun movie for the festive season, this film delivers. Just don’t expect a deep story or strong emotions. It’s a popcorn entertainer that makes you laugh, especially in the first half.

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