Vaayai Moodi Pesavum

This flim is a good flim . Comedy Worked out very well . Plus point is Dialouges delivery , Screenplay , Acting , Editing , Music & bgm ( Background Music) . Nothing minus in this flim .

A Mind Blowing Masterpiece/ in one word 'sherah' ...Got everything comedy,drama,emotions,sweet Romance ...i would give 10 out of 10 for that Health Minister ...Hes Best ,Hes a legend of comedy ...And of course Delquer Salman Is best as always ....

Vaayai Moodi pesavum : Its been long time that I have seen such a Clean entertainer... still , VSP is ain't a run-of-the-mill flick which we normally come across with big TALKIES sign in a Cinema hall .. film is mostly SILENT in second half ! Although the movie seems to be focused on comedy, it delivers a very subtle yet powerful message on the importance of communication. While peppered with numerous comic incidents, the movie is quite serious in adressing its central theme. There's some important content in this film, but it is never overpowered by laughs, nor vice versa. While comedies have moved on to become more grosser and outrageous in order to tickle our dulled funny bone, 'Vaayai Moodi pesavum' manages it with what now seems like restraint but is really a good example of 'wacky' comedy, mixed with a good vein of sentiment and character. The plot is pretty good although some of it pushes the boat out to the unreal in order to get laughs – but this isn't a problem because it DOES get laughs, if it hadn't then it might have been an issue. Most of it is hilarious although some drags early on. The movie ends on a very dramatic note, on the power of communicating and it does show how redundant the words are in presence of good acting, screenplay and the power of music ( though i believe certain songs cud have been avoided !! ) ..Despite being a bit predictable, I thoroughly enjoyed this film. It's another good attempt by John Hughes.

Bottom line : Film is funny, engaging, touching, crazy and human !

I remember how, after watching the Malayalam classic - Punjabi House, my friends and I spoke to each other in 'Jabba...Jabbas' for a whole day (the movie had been about a deaf and mute couple falling in love).

And perhaps the only reason you hear so little about this movie (Vaaya Moodi Pesavum / Samsaram Arogyathinu Hanikaram) is because the second half, which is reminiscent of the Charlie Chaplin silent movies of old, quite simply leaves the audience speechless.

The plot is silly and a bit predictable, but that's exactly what makes this satire worthwhile. Was there a message in there somewhere? Maybe, but director Balaji Mohan delivers it subtly and at no time does the movie or its characters feel preachy.

The movie might not be a critics' favorite, but its good, harmless fun.

I had kept this aside because I thought this would be a flop. But as a good friend suggested, while watching this I felt how ignorant I was. This is a good mix of many things. It's fun, heart warming and thought provoking. Mostly the balance of everything here make us keep watching. I'm some scenes I thought the directions might go over in seconds. But it didn't and kept the flow in the desired path.

Enjoyed every minute of this. And the gun fight itself is enough to tell someone how a good comedy is done.