Vishnu Vinyasam, featuring Sree Vishnu and Nayana Sarika in the lead roles, has been released in theaters today and is getting mixed reviews and average ratings from the audience.
Vishnu Vinyasam is a comedy drama that has been written and directed by debutant Yadunaath Maruthi Rao and produced by Sumanth Naidu G. The movie has been awarded a U/A certificate with a runtime of 1 hour and 59 minutes. The film is about a quirky character who navigates life while defying history, numerology, and astrology, riding through the city on his customized motorcycle.
Vishnu Vinyasam has a simple and outdated story, and the director makes it boring to watch with some repetitive comedy scenes. The first half of the film is mainly run on comedy sequences one after the other. A few of them worked, and a few went a bit overboard. The film gets into repetitive mode, and the second half looked forced and worked against the film, say the audience.
Sree Vishnu and Nayana Sarika delivered good performances, which are among the highlights of the film. Satya, Brahmaji, Praveen, Murali Sharma, Srikanth Iyengar, Satyam Rajesh, Srinivas Vadlamani, and Goparaju Ramana have also done justice to their roles. Music, dialogues, and cinematography are the attractions on the technical front, say the audience.
Here are some reviews and ratings of Vishnu Vinyasam shared on X:
Venky Reviews @venkyreviews
#VishnuVinyasam An Outdated Comedy Entertainer that does not work! The film has a very basic storyline with typical Sree Vishnu one-liners. However, the familiar Sree Vishnu dubbing-style comedy feels repetitive and largely fails this time. Most of the humor comes across as forced and overly loud. The excessive use of meme references and meme music is irritating to the core. Songs are bad and disrupt the flow. A film like this does not need a strong story to work, but without an engaging flow and with comedy that clicks only in a few places, it ends up failing. Sree Vishnu tries to pull this but the film disappoints big time! Rating: 2/5
Guru Bobba @Gurubobba
#VishnuVinyasam ⭐️⭐️A Familiar Formula That Fails to Evolve Vishnu Vinyasam attempts to position itself as a light-hearted commercial entertainer built around Sree Vishnu’s trademark dialogue delivery and comedic timing. However, what once felt fresh now comes across as repetitive and dated. The film operates on a very basic storyline with predictable narrative beats. While such films do not necessarily require a strong or complex plot to succeed, they do demand sharp writing and consistent comedic flow. Unfortunately, the screenplay lacks momentum, and the humor rarely sustains engagement. Sree Vishnu’s distinctive dubbing-style comedy — marked by dry pauses and sarcastic one-liners — has worked effectively in his earlier outings. In this film, however, the same pattern feels overused. The punchlines often appear forced, and the delivery, instead of feeling effortless, leans toward exaggerated loudness. The excessive reliance on meme references and meme-style background cues further weakens the experience. Rather than enhancing the humor, these elements feel inserted for quick recognition value, which quickly becomes distracting. The songs also disrupt narrative continuity, interrupting whatever limited flow the film manages to build. There are isolated moments where the comedy works, but they are too sporadic to hold the film together. Without an engaging rhythm or sustained wit, the entertainer struggles to maintain audience interest. Sree Vishnu puts in visible effort, but the film ultimately suffers from writing that does not evolve with changing audience sensibilities. In the end, Vishnu Vinyasam feels less like a refreshing comedy and more like a recycled template that fails to deliver the expected impact.
Gulte @GulteOfficial
#VishnuVinyasam – Comedy Worked In Parts The writer and director, Yadunaath Maruthi Rao, intended only to make the audience laugh at any cost throughout the film, and in doing so succeeded in parts but would have done a better job in others. Sree Vishnu’s comedy timing in parts along with Satya’s timing, worked in favour of the film. Nayana Sarika, in the role of Manisha, did a decent job as well. The first half of the film is mainly run on comedy sequences one after the other. A few of them worked and a few went a bit overboard. However, after a point, the film gets into repetitive mode and the drama in the latter part of the second half looked forced and worked against the film. Overall, the comedy portions in parts worked in the favour of Vishnu Vinyasam. But, a bit more care in writing the drama and better music, would have made it a better watch. Rating – 2.5/5
M9 NEWS @M9News_
#VishnuVinyasam Review: Comedy Without Cutoff #VishnuVinyasam runs almost entirely on #SreeVishnu’s signature style and his energetic comic timing delivering a few fun moments across both halves. But, director Maruthi’s writing emerges as the weak link with inconsistent and uneven writing. Several stretches begin like potential ROFL blocks. The setups grab attention and the initial punches land well. But instead of ending on a high, the scenes are stretched beyond their limit diluting the overall impact. More in detailed review soon. 2/5
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