K-Ramp

Excellent storyline and outstanding performance by Kiran, mainly preclimax I liked a lot overall movie.

Romantic entertainer with lively performances romantic entertainer with lively performances and humorous.

KRAMP features a couple of talented senior actors, Sai Kumar and Naresh. Sai Kumar as hero's father delivers his brief role very well. Senior actor Naresh plays the hero's uncle, but even though his role is short, the writing and presentation make his character feel inappropriate for age and his seniority. Muralidhar Goud as always does a fine job and the Vennela Kishore track is very poor.

The whole team of k-ramp tried to blend commercial values and human values and made a very good film,very good commercial films with human values.director nains nani,female protagonist yukti thareja mam,naresh sir did good performance.all charcter are portrayed well by corresponding actors.all actors gave good performance.whole direction department,who movie team did good job.saikumar sir gave good performance.kiran abbavaram did good performance.abbavarm sir rocked see the movie and understand how well abbavaram sir performed.im not going tell anything more,i want to give you the suprise in the movie.so you enjoy the film.

I have no idea how this movie ended up with an 8+ rating - it genuinely feels inflated. The film is filled with cringe-worthy scenes and flat, forced comedy that doesn't even land. On top of that, it treats PTSD in a careless, almost mocking way. Filmmakers need to be more thoughtful and responsible when portraying disabilities, especially when they're central to a lead character. Overall, it was a disappointing watch.

Kiran Bro's Energy is next level from start to end of the movie. As he told in the interview that this movie will have the same high from SR Kalyana Mandapam movie, He maintained same energy and high from start to end of the movie.

Just go with the flow and watch this movie just to witness awesome performance from Kiran Bro.

Great movie and Awsome performance of Kiran Bro.

K-Ramp is a Telugu romantic comedy that attempts to blend a light-hearted, mass-market entertainer structure with a deeper theme of mental health awareness. The film follows Kumar (Kiran Abbavaram), a spoiled rich man, and Mercy (Yukti Thareja), a kind woman dealing with PTSD.

The movie is at its best when leaning into its comedic elements, with Kiran Abbavaram delivering a confident performance that showcases his improved timing in the funnier sequences. The chemistry with Yukti Thareja is engaging, and she holds her own in a complex role. The second half, in particular, finds its rhythm, providing a decent number of laughs and stronger emotional beats, especially in the pre-climax.

However, the film suffers from an uneven first half filled with formulaic plot sequences and pacing issues. Some of the humor, particularly involving Naresh's character, is crude and in poor taste, relying on below-the-belt dialogues that detract significantly from the overall experience. While it tries to address a serious issue, the execution often feels commercially packaged.

Ultimately, K-Ramp is a watchable, if flawed, entertainer that works in parts due to its lively performances and comedic high points, but it could have been elevated with sharper writing and a more sensitive approach to its subject matter.