K Ramp is about two lead characters — the hero and heroine — who trouble and hurt their families with their behavior and trauma. The story revolves around how they realize their mistakes, understand their family’s suffering, and eventually correct themselves.
The movie starts on a promising note with good comedy and energetic scenes. However, due to some repetitive sequences and a few comedy bits that don’t work, the first hour feels a bit directionless. But the film picks up momentum from the interval and never slows down after that
The second half starts on a hilarious note. The post-interval hospital episode and Vennela Kishore’s track work out hilariously and the emotional and story elements connect effectively in the climax.
Kiran Abbavaram delivers a mature and much-improved performance. All the actors have done well. A good directorial debut by Nani. The film not only delivers entertainment but also handles emotions very well, especially in the climax. Each character, who initially seemed disconnected, is beautifully justified and established by the end.
If you enjoy regular entertainers, K Ramp will definitely work for you. A good entertainer for this Diwali weekend
