'Mr Ya Miss' is a rollicking comedy about a man who is reborn in a woman's body.
The film is directed by Antara Mali with Satchit Puranik. Antara herself plays the lead role in the film. The two main male stars are Ritesh Deshmukh and Aftab Shivdasani .
Aftab Shivdasani plays an advertising executive Sanjay Saxena. He is a total flirt who loves to admire women's anatomy, their beauty and much more. He has many girlfriends. His rationale - “I admire women, and they respect me for that”.
Then one day, Sanjay's girlfriends come to know about his many affairs. Hell breaks loose when they all come together to face him. One of them hits him hard and he dies.
After his death, Sanjay pleads with Lord Shiva and Parvati that he should be given another chance to live. The Lord heeds his request and sends him back to the earth. But the Lord wants Sanjay to repent for his philandering ways and to know what it is like to live as a woman. So, Sanjay is reborn in a woman's body. He becomes Sanjana.
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.
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.
At her workplace, her colleagues and clients are more interested in her body than her work.
And above all, Shekhar (Ritesh Deshmukh) - Sanjay's friend - falls for Sanjana. Shekhar has been a reserved fellow who always used to be amazed at Sanjay's philandering ways. Now he is the one who falls for Sanjana, not knowing it is Sanjay inside a woman's body.
Many humourous situations arise out of this gender confusion of Sanjana, the romantic inclination of Shekhar and the chemistry between the two.
'Mr Ya Miss' also stars Divya Dutta and Bharat Dabholkar in the sideroles. Music of the movie has been given by Amar Mohile.
The movie is slated to hit the screens on December 2.
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