Kanyakumari (2025) is a rustic Telugu love story set in Srikakulam, directed by Srujan Attada under the Radical Pictures banner. The film explores love and identity in rural Andhra, balancing humor, emotion, and culture. The narrative follows Kanya Kumari (Geeth Saini), a bold young woman working at a saree shop, and Tirupati (Sree Charan Rachakonda), a farmer with limited education but big dreams. Their journey reflects themes of pride, self-worth, and the clash between tradition and ambition.
Performances & Chemistry
Geeth Saini impresses with her spirited portrayal of Kanya Kumari—confident, witty, and deeply rooted in village sensibilities. Sree Charan Rachakonda delivers a natural performance as Tirupati, showcasing the struggles of a hardworking farmer seeking respect in love and society. Their banter and chemistry bring an authenticity that many Telugu romantic drama fans will connect with.
Music & Technical Brilliance
Ravi Nidamarthy’s music is a standout. The soulful “Yadha Yadha Savvadi” is already a hit, enriching the film’s emotional core. Cinematographers Shiva Gajula and Hari Charan K capture village landscapes with beauty, from green paddy fields to bustling rural streets. Naresh Adupa’s editing ensures the storytelling remains crisp while preserving its earthy rhythm.
Direction & Screenplay
Srujan Attada crafts a Telugu rustic romance movie that feels both traditional and fresh. His screenplay blends humor, emotion, and cultural realism, making Kanyakumari a film that resonates with rural and urban audiences alike. The dialogues, rich with local slang and wit, add depth to the storytelling.
Verdict
Kanyakumari (2025) is a refreshing addition to Telugu village romance films, offering heartfelt performances, rustic humor, and soulful music. While it follows a familiar love story arc, its cultural setting, strong characters, and emotional connect make it a must-watch for fans of rooted storytelling.
Rating: 3.75/5 – A charming rustic love story with heart and authenticity.
