Veetla Vishesham

Fun family entertainment. Full of emotions and as a fan of rj Balaji direction ..got just what I wanted pakka family entertainer and a middle class story. More like rj Balaji is side role and sathyaraj and urvashi lead role kudos to him for doing that. Aparna looks lost in modern costume but had a meaty role. Pugazh is blink and miss ithuku Ivan ivolo build up too much than. In the end a fun filled family entertainer. 600 characters for a review what is imbd expecting lol professional reviewers dude I just want to share my 2 cent of the movie . Well I guess I can type more bla bla bla to make up for it.

As per tamil audience it's OK, in comedy and suspense way they have delivered the message , but originally message was special and emotional, but here it was a comedy.

Respect individual feeling and decision... Like it. Sit with family and watch it.... you'll come to know certain things needed to give more blessings happiness around family as it show family is first.

Everyone know it's the official remake of Badhai ho but the roles were not played as same. Sathyaraj and Oorvasi are extremely brilliant artists but did not play the exact roles - instead they just reminded it's a regular comedy script. It must have been a dark comedy but Balaji only knows why did he make the ulta. The second half was ok and did similar to Badai ho.

Balaji and Aparna were a good pair and they got their play superb but let Sathyaraj and Oorvasi down like usual comedians.

Could have worked better on script and scenes in first half.

We're so glad Veetla Vishesham talked about pregnancy at a later age to curb societal stereotypes and send a vital message!

DELICIOUS

---One thing you'll notice throughout Veetla Vishesham is the everpresent yellow color: yellow bindi, yellow dishes, yellow walls, yellow mangoes, etc

Yellow is the color for cowardice and that's exactly how the males in Krishnaveni's family were

-Cinematography intensified the movie's experience with purposeful camera movements. The push-in shots brought us closer to the action and highlighted important details we wanted to see in the characters

-KPAC Lalitha stole the show :D She was the pillar of the house, very vocal yet adorable. She annoyed us, amused us, and touched us

-Through the film, we realized that our society usually attributes old age to engaging in monotonous and dull activities and taking care of grandchildren. A term referred as 'social conditioning'

BLAND

---Ilango, unfortunately, did not win our hearts. The acting appeared unnatural, even the way he was delivering lines seemed very superficial. This was quite disappointing because he had the lead role

-Though being a comedy, the big surprise was that we didn't laugh much during the movie;

there were more reflective moments when we were wondering what we would do in this or that case as opposed to being carried away by the humor.