Kiran Abbavaram's character in K-Ramp doesn't know what to do with his time. He takes jibes at the multiplex Telugu crowds who patronize slow-burn Malayalam movies, taunts his own fate, and goes about his life like only he gets to be the chill dude. We hope his character has a backstory to justify his attitude.
The Kerala connection doesn't seem to be superficial. Kiran is in his SR Kalyanamandapam mode, only more hyper-active.
The film sets out to deliver a heavy dosage of entertainment this Diwali through K-Ramp. It will head to theatres on October 18.
"Heavy Entertainment on Oct 18th. Last Diwali KA tho eesari KRamp thoo," wrote Kiran Abbavaram.
Producer Razesh Danda of Hasya Movies is bankrolling this one. Sai Kumar, VK Naresh and Vennela Kishore are part of the cast. Yukti Thareja is the heroine. Muralidhar Goud is seen in today's video.
K-Ramp has music by RX 100 fame Chaitan Bharadwaj. Sateesh Reddy is the Director of Photography. Chota K Prasad is the Editor. The Production Design is done by Brahma Kadali, who is supported by Art Director Sudheer Macharla. Prithvi is the action director.
