Mysterious Girl (film)

Gautam, a shy man, is in love with Anju, a misandrist. He asks Preethi a common friend between both of them on what he should do. Preethi stays at her uncle's house and receives a letter written by Pinky, Anju's pen pal. Preethi's uncle advises Gautam to disguise himself as Pinky and stay with Anju. Preethi and her aunt help Gautam transform himself into a woman. The real Pinky later arrives. The rest of the story is how Gautam tells Anju his true identity and his love story.

• Uday Kiran as Gautam, a studious and reserved man who has issues falling in love with Anju as she dislikes men.
• Venya as Anjali (Anju)
• Srija as Preethi
• Babloo as Babloo, Gautam's friend who has no problems in finding a girl and falling in love.
• Sumeet as Shiva, a man who falls in love with Pinky (Gautam)

Uday Kiran debuted with the Hinglish film Mysterious Girl, which was produced on a low budget. The film fared poorly at the box office as the film had trouble finding buyers.[1] The film began production after the successful film Hyderabad Blues and the entire cast was from Hyderabad.[2] In 2002, the producers of the film wanted to release the film after Uday Kiran became famous, but the latter prevented the film from being released by intervening with the Indian Producers Council.[3] Kiran was not paid for acting in the film.[1]

The film went unnoticed at the Hyderabad box office.[2]

Christopher Domingo of Full Hyderabad wrote that "The movie crawls at a snail's pace towards oblivion. Stone-faced expressions and poor dialogue delivery are just a couple of the faults in this excuse of a film. Absolutely nothing can be said about the direction, as there is none".[2]