Rules Ranjann Movie Review

Rules Ranjann Movie: Story Review
Rules Ranjann follows the journey of a small-town youngster, Manoranjan (Kiran Abbavaram), who ventures from a place like Tirupathi to Mumbai, determined to make his mark in the city and ultimately win the heart of a special girl, Sana (Neha Shetty), against all odds. Initially, Manoranjan arrives in Mumbai after landing a job at a software company, adopting the persona of Rules Ranjann, intending to teach his colleagues and superiors a lesson in rule-following.
However, as the story unfolds, Manoranjan's life takes an unexpected turn. He finds himself gradually breaking the very rules he once enforced upon his coworkers. The narrative delves into the intriguing reasons behind Manoranjan's departure from his strict principles and how these developments are intertwined with the lives of intriguing characters such as Sana, Swapna (Meher Chahal), film director Kamesh (Vennela Kishore), and his close-knit-group of friends (Viva Harsha, Nellore Sudarshan, Hyper Aadi). As these relationships and events interweave, "Rules Ranjann" promises an engaging and unpredictable storyline that unfolds before the audience's eyes.
Rules Ranjann: Advantages
- Few Scenes
- Neha Shetty in Sammohanuda song
Rules Ranjann: Disadvantages
- Stale Story
- Silly Scenes
Rules Ranjann Movie: Rating Analysis
In summary, Rules Ranjann falls into the category of outdated entertainers. Rathinam Krishna's storytelling approach harkens back to the 70s and 80s, and unfortunately, this retro style does not work in the film's favor. Despite the efforts of Kiran Abbavaram's mass appeal and the comedic talents of Vennela Kishore, Viva Harsha, Hyper Aadi, Nellore Sudarshan, and the allure of Neha Shetty and Meher Chahal, the film struggles to stay afloat. The combination of an antiquated storyline and lackluster screenplay and direction ultimately undermines the movie's potential. Rathinam Krishna's script ends up being the film's greatest obstacle. Taking all these factors into account, Cinejosh rates Rules Ranjann with a score of 1 out of 5.







































