Ranga Ranga Vaibhavanga Telugu Movie Review & Public Talk

Ranga Ranga Vaibhavanga Movie Review & Rating: 2.5/5
Cast – Panja Vaishnav Tej, Ketika Sharma and others
Director – Gireeshaaya
Producer – B. V. S. N. Prasad
Banner – Sri Venkateswara Cine Chitra
Music – Devi Sri Prasad

Ranga Ranga Vaibhavanga Telugu Movie Review

Panja Vaisshnav Tej made a film like family entertainer Ranga Ranga Vaibhavanga. The film released today with huge hype. Ketika Sharma leading heroine in this film. Vaishnav Tej last movie disappointed at box office. Will he get back in the saddle and defeat the past disappointment? We should figure it out.

Story: Set in Vizag, Rishi (Vaisshnav) and Radha (Ketika) are adolescence darlings who are brought into the world around the same time. Their folks Ramu are dear companions and remain right close to one another

which makes both Rishi, Radha gel well. They are extremely friendly to one another in school until one occurrence makes them isolated. Inner self plays spoilsport. Rishi and Radha won’t converse with one another, however their affection for each other just develops.

How would they join together? Nonetheless, their satisfaction won’t keep going long because of a significant misfortune. What is the difficulty that crashes Rishi and Radha’s reality? How Radha’s sibling Arjun (Naveen Chandra) is associated with this? The rest of the film is how the differences and misunderstandings are resolved.

Ranga Ranga Vaibhavanga Review

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Performances: Vaisshnav gets the extremely powerless job Rishi where he is restricted to impersonations of his uncles Chiranjeevi, Pawan Kalyan, and references to their tunes, discourses and films.

The job he picked never allowed him to sparkle. He really wants to improve with regards to articulations. Ketika as Radha is tolerable. She brings not a lot to the table, other than doing a few heartfelt scenes, offering excitement treats and charming Rishi.

She, notwithstanding, gets an adequate screen presence in this pitifully composed film. Naresh and Prabhu are recently squandered. Naveen Chandra does over-act at specific segments, likely in light of the fact that the chief needed to.

Naga Babu’s gust appearance lands out of nowhere and suddenly at whatever point required. Subba Raju is reduced to a parody reprobate. Jokester Satya’s satire episode is ludicrous. None of the actors leave a mark.

Verdict: Overall, Ranga Vaibhavanga is a heartfelt family show that has a standard story and commonplace portrayal. It is a legitimate Kichidi of old hit Telugu films and gives a couple of severe chuckles. Aside from a few decent tunes, this film has the same old thing to grandstand. one-time watch a film when you have free time.