“Hard Work and Right Content Always Win” – Dil Raju at the ‘K-Ramp Rampage Blockbuster Event’
Kiran Abbavaram’s latest release K-Ramp is turning out to be a massive hit, with packed theaters and rising box-office numbers. In just three days, the film collected an impressive ₹17.5 crores and reached its break-even mark. Produced by Razesh Danda and Shiva Bommaku under Hasya Movies and Rudransh Celluloid, the film is directed by Jains Nani, with Yukti Thareja as the female lead.
To celebrate this success, the team organized the ‘K-Ramp Rampage Blockbuster Event’ in Hyderabad. Star producer Dil Raju, SKN, and directors Srinu Vaitla, Sai Rajesh, and Vassishta joined the celebrations, appreciating the young team’s achievement.
Actress Sita expressed happiness about playing the heroine’s friend, saying she was glad to see Kiran getting the success he deserves. Ananya Akula praised Kiran’s passion and said she learned a lot about hard work from him.
Writer Ravinder Raja and DOP Sateesh Reddy recalled the team’s initial nervousness but credited Kiran’s confidence and belief for the film’s strong audience response.
Production designer Brahma Kadali compared K-Ramp’s energy to films like Mirapakay and Gabbar Singh, calling director Nani the backbone of the movie. Music director Chaitan Bhardwaj said the powerful story brought life to his music.
Director Jains Nani revealed that the film was wrapped up in just 47 days and thanked Kiran for his relentless energy. He added that audiences quoting the film’s dialogues has been the best reward.
Producer Razesh Danda thanked Dil Raju for attending and said, “Mixed reviews affected overseas numbers, but we’re planning a U.S. tour to bring more attention from young audiences.”
Dil Raju, who also attended Kiran’s KA success meet last year, said, “When young filmmakers bring the right story with passion, success follows. I see the same sincerity in Rajesh that I saw in my mentors Ramanaidu and Shyam Prasad Reddy. Success or failure doesn’t matterhard work always pays off.”
Veteran actor Ali congratulated the team, while Srinu Vaitla praised the film for presenting family emotions with fun and entertainment. “Kiran’s energy reminded me of Ravi Teja,” he said.
Actor Naresh called K-Ramp a “people’s hit,” and Sai Kumar shared how his emotional dialogue struck a chord with the audience. Producer Dheeraj Mogilineni appreciated Kiran’s grounded nature and work ethic, calling him “a true cinema lover.”
Heroine Yukti Thareja thanked the team and said the audience’s love for her character Mercy was heartwarming. She also praised Kiran for being a supportive co-star.
Director Sai Rajesh said K-Ramp’s promotional strategy is a “case study” and hinted that Kiran’s next, Chennai Love Story, will be his career’s best. Director Vassishta appreciated Nani’s courage and Rajesh’s commitment, while SKN noted that the film’s houseful shows even on Day 4 prove it’s a festival hit.
Finally, Kiran Abbavaram thanked everyone who stood by the film. “We worked on K-Ramp with full heart. Every team member gave their best. Even when reviews were mixed, I believed the audience would connectand they did. This success means a lot to me because it validates that belief. If the media supports us, artists like me can stand tall. I’ll continue to make films that audiences can proudly watch in theaters,” he said.
K-Ramp has become not just a film but a celebration of effort, faith, and the power of genuine storytelling.
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