Kiran Abbavaram Turns Diwali King with ₹11.3 Cr Blast!

One of the talked about films this Diwali season is none other than Kiran Abbavaram's K-Ramp. Thanks to all the pre-release drama including the fiery Q&As with media, social media debates, minor controversies, and gues what happened now. Despite getting mixed reviews on Day 1, with critics not liking the film, K-Ramp is stealing the show. Sometimes in Tollywood, a hit is the best answer, and Kiran is letting the movie do all the talking. Fans are cheering, makers are smiling, and the energy around K-Ramp is contagiou, and the collections are a testimony of this fact.

Kiran Abbavaram's K-Ramp turned out to be a surprise Diwali blockbuster, raking in ₹11.3 crore in just two days, and Day 2 even beat Day 1. Critics had their say, but honestly, fans don’t seem to care. Especially in B and C centres, word-of-mouth is spreading fast, and theatres are buzzing with laughter, cheers, and energy. Kiran Abbavaram, who gave hits like Raja Vaaru Rani Garu, SR Kalyanamandapam, Vinaro Bhagyamu Vishnu Katha, and Ka, is giving a festive treat to Telugu audiences with K-Ramp once again.

The “Richest Chiller Guy” act is working wonders. Kiran’s energy, his playful quirks, that easy comic timing, it’s hitting both young audiences and families. Co-stars Yukti Thareja, VK Naresh, Sai Kumar, and Vennela Kishore all add flavor without slowing the film down. Director Jains Nani keeps things moving, while producers Rajesh Danda and Shiva Bommakku under Hasya Movies and Rudransh Celluloid make sure the visuals pop and the music sticks in your head. It’s a full-on festive vibe, and the audience is loving it.

In the end, K-Ramp isn’t just a Diwali entertainer, it’s Kiran Abbavaram claiming his moment. Collections are rising, theatres are buzzing, and the fun isn’t stopping. Fireworks fade by night, sure, but the buzz around Kiran and his “Richest Chiller Guy” act is sticking. This Diwali, he’s the king, and honestly, it feels like he earned it.