‘Rules Ranjann’ Trailer Promises Hilarious Fun in Theaters, Watch

Kiran Abbavaram, known for his hits like Raja Vaaru Rani Gaaru and SR Kalyana Mandapam, is teaming up with Neha Sshetty from DJ Tillu for a new comedy film called Rules Ranjann.

This movie is directed by Rathinam Krishna, the same director behind Nee Manasu Naaku Telusu and Oxygen.

The movie will come out on September 28 and is made by Divyang Lavania and Murali Krishnaa Vemuri from Star Light Entertainment, with AM Rathnam presenting it.The recently released theatrical trailer of Rules Ranjann is packed with humor, catchy dialogues, lively music, and a quirky touch.It begins with a father jokingly offering alcohol to his son, who prefers beer.

The main character, Manoranjan, is introduced as a rule-following software employee who lives a conventional life.Theres a hilarious scene where his male friends appear pregnant after marriage.

Manoranjans life takes a wild turn when his past acquaintance, Sana, re-enters his life.He transitions from Rules Ranjann to Pub Ranjan, frequently going out for drinks with her.Their relationship evolves, but Manoranjan is unsure.Theres even a nod to Neha Sshettys role as Radhika in DJ Tillu during a marriage sequence.

Manoranjans friends advise him to take it slow in his relationship and be willing to compromise when necessary.How will he navigate the challenges in his life? How will he change from a geek to a flamboyant young man? To get answers for these questions we have to watch the film in the theatres.Rules Ranjann promises to be a hilarious movie in theaters with its comical scenarios, great writing, Kiran Abbavaram and Neha Shettys fantastic chemistry, and catchy music.

Kiran Abbavarams relatable portrayal of a regular guy, Neha Shettys on-screen charisma, the screenplay, and the unique Mumbai backdrop all capture the audiences curiosity.While the trailer offers a glimpse of the movies humor, the plot details are being kept under wraps.

This entertainer seems to have something for everyone, from young to old, judging by the trailer.