Vaathi (2023) Tamil Review

How is Dhanush's hotly awaited movie Vaathi faring? For your review, here is the screen. The film Vathi's director is Venky Atluri. Dhanush, Samuthirakani, Samyuktha, Ken Karunas, and more actors are among them. The tune was composed by GV Prakash. Vaathi was eagerly anticipated and opened in theaters on February 17, 2023. An explanation of the film's visual aesthetic

Dhanush announced the movie's online release during the audio launch ceremony. He brought out the danger privatization brings to public education. Through this, Venki and Dhanush have attempted to show how education has become a business. However, despite their best efforts, they failed.

There are already Tamil films that examine the results of turning education into a business. However, this picture is accurate given that everything has been privatized in modern times. But Venky was already struggling to comprehend what he had done. Dhanush conducted Balamurugan. He is behaving in his usual way.

Dhanush, who has obliviously balanced playing roles in Asuran and Tiruchirambalam, seems to be having some difficulty with it. primarily as a result of Dhanush's flawless performances. But it's obvious that he worked hard on it. It was a bit overused in this film, much as how Dhanush's youth is a plus. Because it wasn't clear whether he was a doctor or a student. Director Vathi Balamurugan should have made a minor alteration to the outfit to dispel the misunderstanding.

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Even if there might be a dedication to the organization, it was unnerving to continually be seen wearing a uniform. Telugu-speaking directors benefit from producing films in Tamil. However, it is the height of absurdity for a location's junior artist to strike the Telugu vada while entirely disregarding the fact that we are filming a Tamil movie.

The 1990s are when it happens. But the movie's depiction of that time falls short. Similarly, the border between Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh is a well-liked location for filming. When making the bilingual film, the director seems to have taken the surroundings into consideration. (In honor of Enna Oru) Because they couldn't relate to the story or the atmosphere, Tamil moviegoers would surely feel uncomfortable in the cinema. He expressly says to Vathy, "This is the tendency now," at the spot where the Tirupati verse is repeated.

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The word "trend" has been in vogue for the previous 10 years. The director of Vaati appears to be the only person who is aware of the year 1999, though. In a same vein, I fail to see why a dummy should be used to introduce the Tamil actor in a scene.

If you're wondering if the movie is good or bad, the answer is yes. Director Venky Atluri has attracted notice with a caste-related scenario. separate research to reduce caste inequality among pupils; the vaathi's twist that follows is equally outstanding. And Vaathi, who is mild-mannered but bold, deserves praise for not writing any verses to promote caste abolition.

In a similar vein, Dhanush made a good decision to speak to the students after the exam results. Vaathi Balamurugan praises the decision to harm oneself with one's ego rather than limiting the future of others by being emotionally attached and telling him to grow (for good) and better the future of others.

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In the film, Dhanush tells a story on finding inspiration. There is a great tale that starts with Rameswaram and concludes with Abdul Kalam—the back that flew off and then immediately landed—if you sit up straight. Abdul Kalam is a motivational person. When are you going to stop using him like that? No one else is reachable? Please hurry up Abdul Kalama's release.

Vaathi enrolls in acting classes despite being constantly banished from the town. The director treats Arunachalam like a pickle. However, it raises the issue of how the lesson delivered within the theater can go unobserved by anyone outside for a number of days. When he noticed Dhanush hiding, he felt bad for him.

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Vaathi Balamurugan regrettably feels sorry for our Dhanush instead of being sad about the situation. Director Venki Atluri chose Dhanush to perform the song. In essence, Vaathi Dhanush has discovered a lesson: directors who show up with a "message" ought to use prudence.

Tamil cinema directors are once again making films with strong female leads, which is a good thing. However, there is clearly worry that writers like Vamsi and Venki Atluri are trying to turn their ladies into talking heads once more. Because Samyukta's role in this film ought to have been given more attention. But why the filmmaker was halted, I'm not sure. People come and go.

GV Prakash is without a doubt the only source of comfort in Vaathi. Whether it be the songs or the background music, the man has participated in the game. The songs Va Vathi and Batu Thala Ravana are part of Sema Rakam. especially the background music. The music for each scene was composed by GV Prakash, and a brand-new background theme can be heard during the combat scene in the second half.

Undoubtedly beneficial is the notion that education is becoming a business. It is unnecessary to combine it with advertising, though. Dhanush and Venki Atluri must have seen Vagai Suda Vaa among the films advocating education and awareness. If you haven't seen it yet, you should. That movie falls within this genre as well.

The film resonated with our culture and accurately captured the pain of the people, which is why it earned a national prize and the audience's affection. This could have been made available online for free as a community movie without any ads. However, the industry has built this internet commerce thanks to a star by the name of Dhanush.

In other words, the admirable goal of increasing public awareness and opposing the commercialization of education has been ruined for profit and marketed as Vaathi"! Goose didn't get the necessary grade!

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