Sai Dharam Tej launches 'Vinaro Bhagyamu Vishnu Katha' trailer; I liked 'VBVK' trailer and Kiran Abbavaram's energy

Young and promising actor Kiran Abbavaram who is attracting the youth with his new-age stories is coming up with interesting concepts, and his performances have caught the attention of the audience.

Now, Kiran Abbavaram’s latest film 'Vinaro Bhagyamu Vishnu Katha' is all set to release on February 17. Kiran has already started the promotions and is getting a good response for his intense action drama. The songs and teaser, which were released recently, impressed everyone and raised curiosity about the movie.

Today, the makers of Vinaro Bhagyamu Vishnu Katha finally released the trailer at a lunch event. To everyone's supreme, actor Sai Dharam Tej launched the trailer and wished all the best for the entire team. During the event, he said, "Trailer looks interesting, and I think GA2 pictures bring an intriguing concept for the audience. I liked the trailer, and brother Kiran Abbavaram's energy is on the next level."

The trailer began with goons trying to find out the concept of this story like us. Vishnu's (Kiran Abbavaram) fate is changed by a phone call from an unknown girl named Darshana (Kashmira Paradesi). Then she explains how she reached him and another character played by Murali Sharma through a number neighbouring. The glimpses of this triangular love story's love, fun, and entertainment are interesting.

Similarly, when Vishnu connects with his neighbour numbers, his life becomes chaotic. The calm and composed Vishnu is in a lot of trouble, and the racy cut with arresting BGM takes it to the next level. The creators are confident that the audience will connect with the trailer's new and interesting concept. Kiran Abbavaram is at ease in action, romance, and comedy. A perfect entertainer for the festival.


Murali Kishore Abburu is the director of the movie. Kashmira is the heroine while Murali Sharma is doing a key role. The technical crew of this film included Chaitan Bharadwaj for music, Daniel Viswas for cinematography and Marthand K Venkatesh for editing.