Aindham Vedham

Naga is famous for making the most loved Tamil Series ever "Marma Desam: Vidathu Karuppu". While nothing can beat that series, "Aindham Vedam" is fairly entertaining and keeps your interest till the end.

It has a story which combines folklore, religion and scifi. The Varanasi shots are beautiful. The cast is excellent with Naga's usual suspects Devadarshini and Ramji. The main role is played by Dhansika and she does a good job as a very modern woman who finds herself challenged by unexplainable occurrences.

The Radhika mobile character is very annoying but a reasonable connection happens to the end.

For people complaining the AI etc is nonsense please note this is a fantasy/fiction so has to be taken with a grain of salt.

Very much looking forward to Season 2.

I have yesterday seen a reel on instagram of this series so i start watching this series and then i enjoy watching it, there are some flaws in the series but overall the story line is very good, direction is not so good as we seen in all south indian movies and series, they have better story but can't able to direct it, but if you want to watch something different it is very best option to watch. You will not feel boring. Cast is not so good as the actor's is not giving their best in the role, director has to do a little bit of hard work to correct the job of actors and actress as in some role they are doing overacting, and AI guy who is radhika's AI boyfriend is the worst character in this series, he do very very bad acting and a lot a overacting.

A good story and a convincing cast with a well put screenplay is what is Aindham Vedham put together.

The story brings vibes of Marmadesam - Vidaatha Karappu in it's screenplay with a fabulous picturization of how a hippie traveller moves into the world of the unknown with a box that revisit her post a Saint convinces her to deliver it to a remote village.

The story and screenplay is really something as it excites the audience to watch and explore a thriller and an adventure of unknown experiences.

Loved it. And this makes into my fav list after so long of a wait. Thank you to the cast for playing their roles well.

Don't view the series as an endorsement of Hinduism or its caste system. Instead, appreciate it as a captivating mythology thriller-it's truly remarkable. I feel sorry for those who resort to political labels like "sanghi" in their reviews; it's disheartening to see such negativity. The director deserves respect, and the characters have their own justifications. With numerous twists and turns, the show keeps you engaged until the very end. This is purely an imaginative work from the director, aiming to present a fifth Veda. It's primarily a fictional narrative, so leave out any caste politics and enjoy it as a mythological thriller. It's best to ignore reviewers who express their political grievances without substance. These are the same crowd prohibit old Vinci code as well..

One of the best series I have watched ever. Though it has some flaws, the way they gave importance to the details, artwork and especially story, will make you feel like watching an epic.

Bringing characters and make them converge to a point requires meticulous story telling and that had been justified totally. And the gripping glow makes it wonders that can we also think of a good story.

This is an underrated story with few setbacks of it's own. But to a person who loves to appreciate the intricacy of details, this is a pure bliss.

Try watching this and you will appreciate the way this legendary director connects the dots as well as how he subtly explains the connection of spirituality with science.

Hope more of these kind of original contents come across in near future. And try encouraging these kind of efforts for the same.