K-Ramp OTT Release Date: When And Where To Watch Kiran Abbavaram And Yukti Thareja Movie Online

K-Ramp OTT Release Date: After completing its theatrical run, K-Ramp, the Telugu film starring Kiran Abbavaram and Yukti Thareja, is set to make its digital debut. The movie will be available for streaming on Aha Video starting November 15, 2025. Directed by Jains Nani, K-Ramp opened in theaters during Diwali, on October 18, 2025, under the banners of Hasya Movies and Ruudransh Celluloid.

The film presents a character-driven narrative centered around Kumar Abbavaram (played by Kiran Abbavaram), a young man born into privilege. His life revolves around indulgence, parties, and an inflated sense of self. His carefree routine takes a turn when he meets Mercy (Yukti Thareja), a compassionate woman who struggles with post-traumatic stress disorder. Kumar's initial fascination with her kindness evolves into a complicated relationship, where his lack of emotional awareness leads to misguided decisions.

K-Ramp Technical Crew

K-Ramp brings together a strong technical and creative team led by writer-director Jains Nani. The film is produced by Razesh Danda and Shiva Bommak under the Hasya Movies and Ruudransh Celluloid banners, with Balaji Gutta serving as co-producer. The music is composed by Chaitan Bharadwaj, while Sateesh Reddy Masam handles cinematography and Chota K Prasad takes care of editing. The film's production design is by Brahma Kadali, and the dialogues are written by Ravindra Rajaa.

Action sequences are choreographed by Prudhvi, with K Appaji as the executive producer and Kiran Popuri as the line producer. Visual effects are managed by Gravity VFX, and the digital intermediate work is done by B2H. GSK Media and Vamsi Sekhar handle publicity, while Anil & Bhanu are credited as public designers. Marketing responsibilities are managed by Haashtag Media, and the film's audio is released under the Aditya Music label.

With its OTT release scheduled for November 15, K-Ramp will be available for streaming on Aha Video, marking its transition from theaters to digital platforms and allowing audiences to watch the film at their convenience.