Sree Vishnu ’s Single: A Light-Hearted Rom-Com That Hits Close to Home

In a world obsessed with couples and companionship, Single dares to put the spotlight on what it really feels like to be… well, single. Released on May 9, 2025, this breezy Telugu romantic comedy doesn’t just offer laughs — it holds up a mirror to modern love, loneliness, and the societal pressure to “settle down.”

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— #SINGLE Sree Vishnu (@sreevishnuoffl) May 9, 2025

The film, directed by Caarthick Raju and presented by none other than Allu Aravind, brings together a talented cast of new and experienced actors. Producers Vidya Koppineedi, Bhanu Pratapa, and Riyaz Chowdary have supported a picture that is both modern and comfortingly familiar, produced by Geetha Arts and Kalya Films respectively.

The Story: Between Love and Labels

At the heart of Single is Vijay, a bank employee portrayed effortlessly by Sree Vishnu — a man many urban millennials will see themselves in. He’s charming, confused, emotionally guarded, and hopelessly hopeful. His heart leans toward Purva (played by Ketika Sharma), a woman who enters his life like a fresh breeze. But as he pursues her, there’s someone else watching from the sidelines — Harini (Ivana), who silently carries a torch for him.

What unfolds is not your typical love triangle. It’s gentler, more rooted, and surprisingly thoughtful. Vijay isn’t just choosing between two women — he’s figuring out what love even means in a time of dating apps, flaky friendships, and social expectations.

The People Who Made It Tick

The supporting cast — including Vennela Kishore as the hilarious Aravind, VTV Ganesh, and Kalpa Latha — add texture and fun. R. Velraj’s cinematography brings a warm, visual charm to the narrative, while editor Praveen K. L. ensures a tight pace (barring a few lulls in the second half).

The witty and often poignant dialogues by Bhanu Bhogavarapu and Nandu Savirigana carry emotional weight without sounding preachy. The art direction by Chandrika Gorrepati and costumes designed by Ayesha Mariam adds to the relatable aesthetic.

And let’s not forget the music. Vishal Chandrashekhar’s soundtrack hits the right emotional chords, with tracks like “Shilpi Yevaro” and “Sirrakaindhi Single Bathuku” becoming instant mood-setters.

Why It Works

Single succeeds not because it reinvents the wheel, but because it doesn’t try to. It leans into its simplicity — using warmth, humor, and subtle insight to reflect on the emotional world of today’s singles. There are no grand declarations or melodramatic twists. Just real people, real confusion, and real feelings.

The video speaks to everyone, whether they are in a relationship or are happy to be alone. It’s humorous, poignant, and most importantly, honest.

The Verdict

If you’re looking for a feel-good film that reflects your own dating dilemmas or emotional detours, Single delivers. Sree Vishnu once again proves why he’s one of Telugu cinema’s most grounded and genuine performers.

Catch it in theaters now — and keep an eye out for its OTT release, which is yet to be announced.