'Manamey' Twitter Review: A heartwarming family entertainer

'Manamey,' starring Sharwanand and Krithi Shetty, has finally hit the theatres today. Directed by Sriram Adittya, this family entertainer explores the challenges of parenthood when the lead characters find themselves caring for a toddler, played by the director's son, Vikram Adittya. The film has sparked some positive reactions on social media, on X (formerly known as Twitter), where viewers have been sharing their thoughts on the movie.
The film has received a generally positive response, with many praising the performances and the heartwarming storyline.One user appreciated Sharwanand's charming presence and Krithi Shetty's impressive acting. They wrote, "#Manamey Movie Review Rating: #Sharwanand looks #Charming in the film. With decent acting #KrithiShetty impressed with her performance. #Kid acting thop Overall a good feel good family drama#SriramAdittya cinematography is top notch#Pitapuram lo success meet fix".

Another user wrote, "#Manamey - Very good first half with Sharwa’s energy and light tone of comedy. The film had the vibe of Hi Nanna and tried to wannabe of it but falters too much with ups and downs in 2nd half. Barring that preachy climax, overall film leaves a decent impression and makes it an easy one-time watch."

In another review, a user found the scenes between Sharwanand and the toddler, played by Vikram Adittya, hilarious and well-executed. They also praised Krithi Shetty's role and the director's ability to show fun and emotions effectively. The film's music and visuals were highlighted as major assets, making it a hit among family audiences.

One viewer described 'Manamey' as a decent watch, writing, "Decent Watch #Manamey It's overall @ImSharwanand & @IamKrithiShetty pair looks beautiful, music comedy worked out so well ,enjoyed it entirely @SriramAdittya"

Another netizen wrote, "#Manamey - 3/5 is an inferior movie that tries to fall into the feel good family/love drama template. The 1st half is watchable with some light hearted comedy that somewhat works. However, the 2nd half goes on endlessly without any impactful scenes. @ImSharwanand @peoplemediafcy"