Mega Powerstar Ram Charan is teaming up with Boyapati Sreenu for the first time in his career with Vinaya Vidheya Rama. The film features Kiara Advani in the heroine’s role and Vivek Oberoi is the lead antagonist. Bankrolled by DVV Danayya, here is the complete review of Vinaya Vidheya Rama:

Story:

Vinaya Vidheya Rama is the story of Ram Konidela (Ram Charan) and his four brothers who are orphans and share a close bonding with each other. Their elder brother Bhuvan Kumar (Prasanth) is an IAS Officer who works for the Election Commission of India. During a by-election, he falls in drift with Pandem Parasuram who is a don in the city. The rest of Vinaya Vidheya Rama is all about Raja Bhai (Vivek Oberoi) staged in Bihar and how Ram Konidela saves his entire family from the set of goons. Watch Vinaya Vidheya Rama to know about what happens next.

Positives:

Interval Scenes

Production Values

Negatives:

Mindless Action

Senseless Plot

Music and Background score

Screenplay and Direction

Performances:

Ram Charan tops the show with his loud and ruthless performance throughout the film. He excelled in the role of Ram Konidela and is a treat for his fans. Kiara Advani has been restricted with a clean glamorous outing and she looks gorgeous on screen. Vivek Oberoi looks apt and he delivered a strong knock as Raja Bhai. Prasanth, Sneha and Aryan Rajesh looked apt in their roles. All the other actors lived up their expectations.

Vinaya Vidheya Rama lacks an interesting and strong plot. The screenplay and the dialogues are below par and makes no impact. The music and background score is the major drawback of Vinaya Vidheya Rama. The cinematography work stands out and the production values have been grand enough. Vinaya Vidheya Rama is the weakest work of Boyapati Sreenu till date.

Final Word:

Vinaya Vidheya Rama is a sheer disappointment from Boyapati Sreenu and Ram Charan. The film falls flat during the second half and fails to make any impact.