Movie Name : Vishnu Vinyasam
Release Date : Feb 27, 2026
123telugu.com Rating : 2.75/5
Starring : Sree Vishnu, Nayana Sarika, Satya and others
Director : Yadunaath Maruthi Rao
Producer : Sumanth Naidu G
Music Director : Radhan
Cinematographer : Sai Sriram
Editor : Kartikeyan Rohini
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Sree Vishnu has now come up with the rom-com entertainer Vishnu Vinyasam. The movie is directed by debutant Maruthi Rao and features Nayan Sarika as the female lead. Let’s see how the film is.
Story:
Vishnu (Sree Vishnu) works as a junior lecturer at a private college in Ongole. He is a superstitious person who deeply believes in astrology and numerology. Before doing anything, he even seeks the advice of an astrologer. That’s how strongly he trusts them. He comes across a crazy woman, Manisha (Nayan Sarika), and slowly falls for her. But little does Vishnu know about the danger that is about to shatter his life because of Manisha.
Plus Points:
Those who enjoy Sree Vishnu’s signature comedy and antics won’t be disappointed, as Vishnu Vinyasam features some well-executed entertaining episodes centered around him. The actor once again impresses with his impeccable comic timing and generates good laughs living up to his tag ‘King of Entertainment.’ The sequence where he sings the popular songs “Veeri Veeri Gummadi Pandu” and “Vaana Vaana Vaana” has come out quite well. Overall, he has done complete justice to his role.
With Vishnu Vinyasam, Nayan Sarika proves that she is a capable actress with the ability to handle tougher roles as well. Not only does she look ravishing, but she also impresses with her performance. The actress shares good chemistry with Sree Vishnu and delivers a neat performance in the emotional moments too.
There are some good fun-inducing moments in the film, mostly in the first half. This is where the film moves at a brisk pace without many dull moments. Satya is decent as Sree Vishnu’s friend. The supporting cast is fine in their respective roles.
Minus Points:
While the first half focuses on youthful entertainment, the focus shifts to family drama in the second hour, and this is where the film gives a dragged out feeling and also turns boring and tedious.
A few important twists are revealed as the film reaches its fag end, but they have already been explored earlier in Tollywood, which takes away the freshness. Because of these twists, Vishnu Vinyasam reminds us of a few popular films that dealt with similar themes. Certain portions are over-the-top.
The approach adopted by the villains to fulfill their motives isn’t convincing enough and their actions come across as silly. Had the family drama been handled more effectively, the film could have shaped up into a neat entertainer. The music is below par, and not even a single song stands out as memorable or enjoyable.
Technical Aspects:
Sai Sriram’s cinematography is good, and the small-town backdrop is portrayed effectively. As mentioned earlier, Radhan’s music could have been much better. The production values are adequate, but the editing needed tighter refinement.
Debutant director Yaadunath Maruthi Rao handles the first half in a decent manner, but the momentum doesn’t sustain in the latter half. The core point of the film isn’t new and required a more engaging and convincing presentation.
Verdict:
On the whole, Vishnu Vinyasam works only in parts, offering a few entertaining moments. The film benefits largely from Sree Vishnu’s captivating performance and comic timing, while Nayan Sarika also does a good job. The first half is handled decently, but the momentum dips after the interval due to dragged-out episodes and illogical moments. The core premise isn’t new, and its treatment makes the film fall short of being a satisfactory outing.
123telugu.com Rating: 2.75/5
Reviewed by 123telugu Team
