Sankranthi releases like Bhartha Mahasayulaku Wignapthi always carry high expectations—they're family entertainers meant to kick off the year with laughs and mass appeal. This one follows Ram Satyanarayana (Ravi Teja), called Ram by wife Balamani (Dimple Hayathi) Satya by lover Manasa (Ashika Ranganath), vineyard owner promoting brand Spain getting involved affair believing stays there, but Manasa appears Hyderabad complicating lies panic excuses. Comedy mined juggling situation skit-like blocks social media trends meme references. Begins slick Spain episode quick mature interactions but descends tired dialogue humour low-hanging fruit forced sound effects Vennela Kishore portions Sunil track mixed underwhelming kerosene backstory.

Second half pacing collapses stretched filler routine villain no escalation invention. Ravi Teja dialogue delivery body language trademark energy glimpses celebrated actor brief stretches Satya assistant laughs. Dimple Hayathi fits wife Ashika sincere. Technically average fine cinematography Bheems Ceciroleo music suiting mood DJ-mix remix outdated disrupt flow. Theme problematic climax hero admits cheating justifies blame women "cannot control" hugged beautiful woman treated acceptable no accountability satire regressive careless relationships. In my view, missed opportunity—potential mature conversations early but loses footing deeply flawed core. Marginally better recent Ravi Teja films faint praise Sankranthi entertainer. Hoping future projects better scripting thematic sensitivity balancing comedy responsibility.

Vibe View: The vibe of Bhartha Mahasayulaku Wignapthi is tired disappointing, like a comedy that starts promising but runs out steam descending uncomfortable regressive territory. It's got that initial slick energy Spain episode quick mature hero-heroine interactions vibe potential fresh take relationships. But overall vibe outdated forced—dialogue humour social media trends meme references low-hanging fruit sound effects vibe trying too hard land laughs failing most. Ravi Teja energy patches vibe glimpses old mass hero but surrounded thin storyline skit filler no escalation. Second half vibe stretched routine villain underwritten pacing collapse. Theme vibe deeply problematic climax justifying cheating blame women "cannot control" beautiful hug vibe careless irresponsible no satire accountability. For Sankranthi release vibe missed opportunity family entertainer expected big laughs comeback Ravi Teja amid recent criticism quality exhaustion. Technically average vibe fine but unremarkable cinematography music suiting mood remix disrupt. Positive vibe few mild amusement scenes Ravi Teja Sunil Vennela Kishore brief stretches. Broader vibe reflects challenges Telugu mass comedies balancing humour sensitivity modern audiences. Hoping vibe shifts future projects better scripting thematic care delivering genuine entertainment without regressive undertones.