Vinaya Vidheya Rama celebrates the true spirit of Sankranthi: Boyapati Srinu

Listening to director Boyapati Srinu talk about Vinaya Vidheya Rama, you’d be convinced that the film is an embodiment of everything that the festival of Sankranti stands for. “Bhogi bhoga bhagyalani, Sankranthi santoshalanau, Kanuma kammani anubhuthulanu meeku andinche cinema Vinaya Vidheya Rama,” he quips, waxing eloquent. Loose translation: The film is a delectable potpourri of the good vibes of Bhogi, the joy and merriment of Sankranthi and mesmerising tastes of Kanuma, that define the festival.
The filmmaker tells Hyderabad Times why Vinaya Vidheya Rama will definitely give a bang for your buck at the theatres.

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A heart-tugging story that reinforces family bonds.
“We’re living in a time where familial happiness and togetherness are looked upon as things of the past. The film will show you that regardless of how our lifestyles change with time, the bond one shares with one’s family is universal. The story of Vinaya Vidheya Rama will show how ideal families can thrive in a contemporary society and what better occasion than Sankranthi to remind people about why it’s important to hold onto relationships and stand by each other in times of crisis,” says Boyapati, adding, “VVR is a celebration of life, that will warm the cockles of everyone’s hearts.”

Ram Charan’s most energetic performance ever
The director promises that Vinaya Vidheya Rama, produced by

DVV Danayya

under DVV Entertainments, and releasing today, will show Ram Charan at his explosive best. “There are so many dimensions to Ram’s character — his humility, his generosity, fury and emotional vulnerability that he has carried off with panache. His transformation into a beast with that tattooed chest will truly surprise crowds. This is the most
energetic role that Charan has done to date,” the filmmaker insists.
Vivek Oberoi in a never before seen avatar
The filmmaker singles out Vivek Oberoi for special praise. “His performance as a don, Raja Bhai will blow your away. He’s returning to Telugu cinema after a nine-year gap and his confrontation with Ram Charan in the film would make for an electrifying experience at the theatres,” says Boyapati, signing off.