Ramayya Vasthavayya opened to packed houses with 90% to 100% occupancy in single screens and multiplexes. Too much violence in the second half rips it of entertainment value' and rated the film 2.75/5. A paper-thin storyline is the least of Ramayya's imperfections. His only trump card was a romantic NTR, who is seen imitating Dev Anand here and Victory Venkatesh there. It is s brilliant treat from Dil Raju team.' IndiaGlitz wrote 'In telling an outdated and damn predictable story, Harish Shankar S committed one blunder after another. Junior NTR's acting, Harish direction, Shruti Haasan 's glamour and Thaman's music stand out in the film. Oneindia Entertainment stated 'Ramayya Vasthavayya is purely a mass masala entertainer that will impress all classes of audiences. However, the film should work well at the Box Office and NTR’s fans will be a delighted lot' and rated the film 3.25/5. A predictable and below par second half is a slight let down. ġ23telugu stated 'Ramayya Vasthavayya is a stylish mass entertainer that showcases all of NTR’s abilities very well. IANS called the film 'a hero-worshipping, fan-appealing film that gets almost everything in the book of filmmaking wrong' in its review. Other than that, the movie is just another routine revenge drama that fails to impress' and rated it 2.75/5. Watch this film if you are an NTR fan.' Sify wrote 'Can watch it for its first half and for NTR. And post interval, when the film takes you into a rural hamlet and recalls an ill-fated past followed by revenge, there’s way too much bloodshed that leaves you numb. However, the second half could be a disappointment.' The Hindu wrote 'Until a few minutes before the interval, you’re left looking beneath the surface of the comedy, songs and romance to see what the film is trying to communicate to you. All in all, Ramayya Vasthavayya's first half is a fun-ride as you see NTR in his elements.
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He got into the skin of the character and has delivered a fantastic performance to shoulder the film. The Times of India wrote 'The film is packaged entirely around its hero with NTR looking uber cool and as stylish as ever. Jayasudha as Annapournamma (Ramu's mother only appears in portraits used on set).Nagineedu as Raja Rao Bahadur Ramchandra Naidu (Nandu's grandfather).Kota Srinivasa Rao as Umapathi - Bhikshapathi's father.Mukesh Rishi as Mosallapadu Nagabhushanam.Vidyullekha Raman as Asha Jyothi, Akarsha's Friend.The film ends with Nandu starting a trust in the name of his mother in the village and Akarsha teaching the children there. Umapathi doesn't bear to see this and dies because of heart attack. Ramu reminds Bhikshapathi about Ammulu's death and kills him with a plough. Later, he informs Bhikshapathi that he kidnapped Umapathi and challenges him to face him at Adityapuram. There, he sees Ramu and plans to attack him with his henchmen, but he escapes. Bhikshapathi lusts at her and accepts to attend. In order to seek revenge, through a girl (Hamsa Nandini), Ramu plans to invite Bhikshapathi to a youth fest as the chief guest. Ramu and his brothers killed Nagabhushanam to lure Bhikshapathi out of hiding. He also tells that he had only killed Akarsha's brother and leaves her safely at her home through his friends. He migrates to Hyderabad and changes his name to Nandu. Nagabhushanam's son kills Ammulu, and Ramu loses her and his near and dear ones. During the preparations, Nagabhushanam's son Vicky (Bharath Raju) and some more goons attack on Ammulu. Later, Ammulu and Ramu's marriage is fixed by her parents and Ramu's grandfather Raja Rao Bahadur Ramchandra Naidu (Nagineedu). The trio resort to lot of bloodshed and finally grab the land and share among themselves. When he misbehaves with her, he is attacked by Ramu, which makes them rivals. Bhikshapathi is a womanizer and lusts over Ammulu when she confronts him. Ravi Shankar), plans to grab a land that was very fertile. Nagabhushanam, along with Home Minister Umapathi (Kota Srinivasa Rao) and his son Bhikshapathi (P. Their families also accept for their marriage. The unknown killers are Ramu's elder brothers. Nandu's real name is Ramu, who felt in love with Ammulu (Shruti Haasan), who lives in a village named Adityapuram and later gains her love too, and his parents are her parents. When she asks him why he murdered her father, he reveals his past. When Avinash tries to arrest Nandu, he kidnaps Akarsha at gunpoint and escapes the arrest.
Police officer Avinash (Rao Ramesh), who is investigating the case, finds that Nandu is behind those killings. After the murder, Nandu makes sure that no clues are left at the spot.
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