Sankrathiki Vasthunam
- 2025
- 2h 40min
Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaAn ex-cop's attempt to rescue a key figure becomes a hilarious juggling act between his wife and former lover.An ex-cop's attempt to rescue a key figure becomes a hilarious juggling act between his wife and former lover.An ex-cop's attempt to rescue a key figure becomes a hilarious juggling act between his wife and former lover.
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Pradeep Kabra
- Papa Pandey
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Reviewers say 'Sankrathiki Vasthunam' offers a mixed experience with both successful and flawed elements. Venkatesh Daggubati and Aishwarya Rajesh deliver charming performances, and the film boasts lively music and vibrant cinematography. The humor, drawn from everyday situations, and nostalgic atmosphere are appreciated. However, critics point out outdated humor, a weak storyline, and underutilized female characters. The film's entertainment value relies on slapstick comedy and family-friendly themes, but it struggles to provide a cohesive and engaging narrative.
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Sankrathiki Vasthunam, starring Venkatesh, Aishwarya, and Meenakshi, is a delightful throwback to the golden era of Telugu cinema. It blends comedy, drama, and family emotions into a package that feels like a much-needed break from today's high-octane action thrillers. While it has its share of flaws, the movie's charm and nostalgia overshadow the occasional missteps, delivering an overall enjoyable experience.
The story revolves around Venkatesh's character, a loving father and husband, who tries to balance family life amidst chaos created by an archetypal Telugu film villain. The plot may not win points for originality, as the tropes and the antagonist feel very much like something we've seen before in Telugu cinema. However, where the movie truly shines is in its execution. The director ensures that the predictable storyline is infused with heartwarming moments, witty dialogues, and engaging performances that keep the audience entertained throughout.
Aishwarya delivers a standout performance, surpassing all expectations. Her portrayal of a determined and emotional character feels authentic and heartfelt, leaving a lasting impression. She even outshines the child artist playing Venkatesh's son, who otherwise does a commendable job adding innocence and humor to the narrative. Aishwarya's ability to evoke both laughter and tears makes her the soul of the movie, elevating even the simplest scenes with her screen presence.
Venkatesh, as always, brings his signature charm and impeccable comic timing to the table. His role as a father navigating familial conflicts and external threats feels relatable, especially for fans of his earlier family-oriented films. Meenakshi complements him well, bringing a grace and subtlety to her character, though her screen time is limited compared to the leads.
The comedy in Sankrathiki Vasthunam deserves special mention. The humor is rooted in everyday situations and relationships, reminiscent of classic Telugu family dramas. It's refreshing to watch a film where laughter doesn't rely on over-the-top gimmicks but instead emerges naturally from the characters and their interactions. The movie feels like a speed breaker in today's cinema landscape, offering a breather from the action-packed dramas that dominate the industry.
That said, Sankrathiki Vasthunam isn't without its flaws. Certain moments feel outdated or overly dramatic, bordering on cringe-worthy. The villain, while performed decently, is a typical Telugu cinema antagonist-loud, menacing, and one-dimensional. These elements might take away from the experience for some viewers, but the film's charm and heart make up for its shortcomings.
Another aspect worth appreciating is the nostalgic vibe that the movie brings. Watching *Sankr.
The story revolves around Venkatesh's character, a loving father and husband, who tries to balance family life amidst chaos created by an archetypal Telugu film villain. The plot may not win points for originality, as the tropes and the antagonist feel very much like something we've seen before in Telugu cinema. However, where the movie truly shines is in its execution. The director ensures that the predictable storyline is infused with heartwarming moments, witty dialogues, and engaging performances that keep the audience entertained throughout.
Aishwarya delivers a standout performance, surpassing all expectations. Her portrayal of a determined and emotional character feels authentic and heartfelt, leaving a lasting impression. She even outshines the child artist playing Venkatesh's son, who otherwise does a commendable job adding innocence and humor to the narrative. Aishwarya's ability to evoke both laughter and tears makes her the soul of the movie, elevating even the simplest scenes with her screen presence.
Venkatesh, as always, brings his signature charm and impeccable comic timing to the table. His role as a father navigating familial conflicts and external threats feels relatable, especially for fans of his earlier family-oriented films. Meenakshi complements him well, bringing a grace and subtlety to her character, though her screen time is limited compared to the leads.
The comedy in Sankrathiki Vasthunam deserves special mention. The humor is rooted in everyday situations and relationships, reminiscent of classic Telugu family dramas. It's refreshing to watch a film where laughter doesn't rely on over-the-top gimmicks but instead emerges naturally from the characters and their interactions. The movie feels like a speed breaker in today's cinema landscape, offering a breather from the action-packed dramas that dominate the industry.
That said, Sankrathiki Vasthunam isn't without its flaws. Certain moments feel outdated or overly dramatic, bordering on cringe-worthy. The villain, while performed decently, is a typical Telugu cinema antagonist-loud, menacing, and one-dimensional. These elements might take away from the experience for some viewers, but the film's charm and heart make up for its shortcomings.
Another aspect worth appreciating is the nostalgic vibe that the movie brings. Watching *Sankr.
"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.
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.
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.
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.
Entertaining indeed, but is that enough? An ex-govt. Official seemed too irresponsible. Venkatesh is a good actor, however, it made me a bit gloomy after watching his performance in this movie. I found that having 4 kids in six years is problematic when we're battling an overpopulation problem. Stars like Venkatesh should not promote this kind of insanity. Despite their good acting, the female leads seemed brainless and useless in this film. Projecting women in such a disrespectful way in 2025 is disappointing. The songs are not up to the mark and did not enjoy the dance. The only thing I found in this movie is Venkatesh's comic acting.
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.
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.
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- Versioni alternativeThe UK release was cut, the distributor chose to make cuts to strong violence in order to obtain a 12A classification. An uncut 15 classification was available.
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