“Kalyanam Kamaneeyam” may not have the star power of other Sankranti releases like Balakrishna’s “Veera Simha Reddy,” Chiranjeevi’s “Waltair Veerayya,” or Vijay’s “Varasudu,” but it offers a different kind of entertainment. The movie tells a relatable story of a young couple, Siva and Sruti, and the challenges they face in their married life.”Kalyanam Kamaneeyam” may not have the star power of other Sankranti releases like Balakrishna’s “Veera Simha Reddy,” Chiranjeevi’s “Waltair Veerayya,” or Vijay’s “Varasudu,” but it offers a different kind of entertainment. The movie tells a relatable story of a young couple, Siva and Sruti, and the challenges they face in their married life.
The first half of the movie focuses on their wedding and is shot beautifully with great cinematography and nuanced performances. The second half deals with the complications that arise due to Siva’s unemployment and the conflicts that arise as a result. While the movie doesn’t have any high-drama moments, it has its heart in the right place and offers a pleasant viewing experience.
The makers have put in a lot of effort to make the movie visually appealing with tastefully shot frames and bright music. The performances by Santosh Soban and Priya Bhavani Shankar are top-notch, and the supporting cast also does a good job.
Director Anil Kumar Aalla has done a decent job, but the movie lacks emotional depth and engaging writing. The runtime of just 1 hour 46 minutes helps keep the relatively thin plot moving.
Overall, “Kalyanam Kamaneeyam” is a simple and heartfelt romantic drama that offers light-hearted entertainment with a little dose of humor. If you’re in the mood for an aesthetically pleasing movie that tells a relatable story, this one is worth checking out.
