Sankrathiki Vasthunam

Alright, here's the tea-this story's got major goofy vibes.

The screenplay's out here trying to make you laugh with some slapstick humor, feels like they're forcing the jokes, and most of'em ain't hitting.

Venktesh, though? The man's a pro-he gave it his all like he always does. Aishwarya Rajesh did her thing, solid effort, but Meenakshi? Bruh, total misfit for the role.

The production quality is alright, except for the climax set, and yeah, one song actually bangs, but that's about it.

Anil Ravipudi's direction feels so outdated, like he's still living in the pre-smartphone era.

All in all, it's not worth your time or your popcorn money.

"Sankranthiki Vasthunam" (2025) is a delightful Telugu film that perfectly captures the spirit of the Sankranthi festival with its heartwarming story, lively music, and a generous dose of laughter. This film is a joyous celebration of family, tradition, and the simple pleasures of life, making it a perfect watch for the holiday season.

Venkatesh Daggubati delivers a charming and endearing performance as a family man navigating the complexities of relationships and societal expectations. His comedic timing is impeccable, bringing a lighthearted touch to the narrative. Aishwarya Rajesh shines as his wife, adding a layer of warmth and authenticity to their on-screen dynamic.

The film's music is a major highlight, with catchy tunes and energetic dance numbers that perfectly capture the festive spirit. The cinematography is vibrant and colorful, showcasing the beauty of rural India and the joyous celebrations of Sankranthi.

While the plot may not be groundbreaking, it effectively delivers a heartwarming message about the importance of family, forgiveness, and embracing the simple joys of life. The film's humor is lighthearted and family-friendly, making it an enjoyable watch for audiences of all ages.

Overall, "Sankranthiki Vasthunam" is a delightful and entertaining film that perfectly captures the spirit of the Sankranthi festival. Its heartwarming story, lively music, and charming performances make it a must-watch for those seeking a feel-good cinematic experience.

Good 1st half,okish 2nd half

Decent laughs

Bulli Raju character & music is highlighted.

BGM is a ok ok

Anil ravipudi can have a writing scope but he written in a illogical way with flat writting.

Meenakshi choudhary , venkatesh & ashwariya Rajesh this combination is good 👍.

PLOT :: Former DCP Yadagari Damodara Raju, known as Y. D. Raju, is approached by his ex-girlfriend, ACP Meenakshi IPS, to locate Satya Akella, the CEO of a multinational company who has been kidnapped from the farmhouse of the ruling party's president. Accepting the mission on the request of Chief Minister Kesava, Raju sets out with Meenakshi to rescue Satya. However, complications arise when his wife, Bhagyalakshmi "Bhagyam," insists on accompanying them, suspecting that Raju may rekindle his past relationship with Meenakshi. This leads to a series of comedic and action-packed events as they navigate the mission.

Basically, Technically, Logically, Practically and Finally Sankrathiki Vasthunam (2025) is a wholesome entertainer.

Venkatesh Garu shines!

Aishwarya Rajesh Garu scintillates!

Meenakshi Choudhary Garu shimmers!

The film is a slapstick entertainer with its basic premise being a rescue mission with an incoherent story line. Don't look for logics. There's none! Just enjoy.

The film works only because it's culturally rooted targeting Telugu audiences. It breaks away from the pan-Indian hype! (Not every film can be pan-Indian. Good sense prevailed here!) There is comedy, there are sentiments, there are messages, there are emotions, there are fights - a bit of everything for everybody and nicely packaged.

The songs and background music enhance the festive mood.

Relying on clichés and tropes repeatedly, Director Anil Ravipudi Garu serves us a festive wholesome lunch.

All the scenes in the film are forced, but the film surprisingly works for most part and seems to have been made for Instagram reels.

The film is laced with several genuine lol moments though.

Catching this light-hearted film in theater today was a great experience - everyone in the theater were having a good time. And the whole vibe was nice.

Venkatesh Garu is as usual in his elements, surrendering to Anil Garu's style and playing it to the galleries. Aishwarya Rajesh Garu was the surprise! She complements Venkatesh Garu very well. Rest of the cast are passable.

Venkatesh Garu must really owe the film's success to his niche audience - the Telugu women! Droves of women coming to theaters in autos, it's like old times! This film had everything to draw them to the theaters.

I am not really a fan of Anil Ravipudi Garu's mediocre film-making. It's cringe. But people seem to love his films.

My IMDb rating 7/10.

This movie was such a fun, colorful, light-hearted watch! Catching it in theaters was a great experience-everyone in my theater was laughing and having a good time throughout.

It felt especially refreshing after all the heavy, action-packed pan-India films we've been seeing lately. The cultural setting added a nice touch, and the whole vibe was nice.

The cast did a great job, the music was nice, and the comedy really landed in my theatre. Of course, Venky Mama nailed it as always-his expressions and action scenes were brilliant. It's the perfect movie to enjoy with family, especially during Sankranti and festival season!