K-Ramp: Kiran Abbavaram's 'Family' Movie Gets A-Certificate? All You Need To Know About The Film
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Kiran Abbavaram’s upcoming film K-Ramp is all set to release on October 17, coinciding with the festival of Diwali. While the makers first called it a family film, the promotional content featured adult
humour and double-entendre jokes which received a lot of attention.Now, ahead of its release, K-Ramp has received an A certificate from the censor board.
Kiran Abbaravam's K-Ramp Gets A-Certificate Despite Claims Of Being A 'Family Entertainer'
The certification means anyone under 18 years would not be permitted to watch K-Ramp in theatres. It has to be seen after release, how the A-certified film gets the verdict from 'family audience'.During a recent interaction with media, K-Ramp director Jains Nani addressed the subject of concerns over film’s ‘family-friendly’ content, stating, “Don’t assume the movie is inappropriate just because a couple of lines in the trailer felt edgy. This is very much a family film. The story is something every audience can relate to. Parents must watch this film.”
Kiran Abbaravam called it a different film, he said "My earlier films had different tones, but this one is made to make you laugh and connect. Director Nani is the creator, doer, and soul of K-Ramp. My character is very relatable to today’s youth spontaneous, emotional, funny, and real. This Diwali will be brighter than the last come, laugh out loud in theatres with your families. I wish success to all films releasing this festive season and hope K-Ramp brings joy to everyone in the industry.”
The film's runtime is 140 minutes (2 hours and 20 minutes). The movie also stars Sai Kumar, Naresh Vijayakrishna, Kamna Jethmalani, Muralidhar Goud, Vennela Kishore, and others in key roles. Rajesh Danda and Shiva Bommakku jointly produced K-Ramp under Hasya Movies and Rudransh Celluloid.The film clashes with Telusu Kada and Mithra Mandali, at the box office this week. The films have both received U/A certificate from the censor board.