Veeran

I like Hip Hop Adi a lot.

So I went to the theater for this movie with high expectations.

Although not as good as I expected, this movie was pretty good.

Apart from that, this is the first time in my life that I am going to the theater for a Hiphop Tamila Aadi film.

My personal opinion is that even though the story of this film was very ordinary, the way it was shot made us all enjoy it.

Me and some brothers went to this movie and they also enjoyed this movie very much.

I really appreciate and congratulate Tamilnadu Adi who has risen to the level of acting in a film after uploading ordinary YouTube videos.

When the Mallu movie doyens can create a Minnal Murali, "we too can" said the Tamil movie industry flawlessly sketching the Veeran. Fantastic entertainer, I am sure kids will love it too, which can be seen in the reviews of others. Hats off to the team and producer. Every producer should encourage such directors and so called big directors of the Tamil industry who fail to entertain the mass need to learn from such new comers. ARK Saravan kudos man! Hiphop Adhi keep giving such good movies.

Tamil industry needs to cope with the Mallus, you know why they always win..... they never "take it to their head", simplicity and most importantly the purpose of the movie.

Tamil industry is polluted with mania.... celebrity mania, big budget mania and what not.

Every actor or director think themselves as demigods and move to celebrity status after one hit.

At the end of the day "It's just your profession."

Superhero movie from a different angle.

The overall making of the film felt like having been made with a very low budget but still, the superhero concept with correction limitations and the selection of artists was done very well.

The overall film is watchable for sure but due to its sluggish screenplay, it felt like watching a drama in a few places which could've been easily avoided.

The wrong selection of heroine and villain was the worst thing in this film.

The film doesn't disappoint as it has the right mix of commercial elements and things that would make kids also watch it.

This is one of Aadhi's good films.

Very very good comedy, really shows how people in villages to science they don't know about and how the protagonist had to use a god angle to get them aligned to protest for their rights. There are some logic flaws and cliches but hey it is a superhero movie. Hollywood movies show more BS than this and we accept them. Really loved it and LMAO watching it.

The kongu language gives an extra element to the humour and brings back nostalgic memories from our childhood. Hip Hop Tamizha has proved himself once again as a good chooser of an entertaining story. His music does create goosebump moments in a few areas. All the actors have played their part really well.

This should Neither be viewed as a Superhero Film nor as a Supernatural one but as a Film that showcases Absolute Grit and will.

It is a Children Friendly Film but not a Children's Film.

There is a clear Distinction.

Just Like Anime.

The Social Message was on Point.

Hope other Films follow Suit.

Novelty: What sets "Veeran" apart is the way it intertwines Science and the Supernatural. The movie provides a compelling explanation for Kumaran's newfound abilities, bridging the gap between the Fantastical and the Scientific.

Director ARK Saravan expertly balances intense action sequences with heartfelt moments of emotional depth, creating a dynamic viewing experience that never fails to captivate.

SFX: The VFX in "Veeran" are stunning, seamlessly blending the supernatural elements into the real world. The lightning effects are visually pleasing to look at even in 2D, hope other films do the same and use visually stunning VFX that are of higher quality.

The Fight Choreography could have been done a little better with those beautifully captured Arc Shots (360° Degree Shots).

The Songs were Subtle and Background Score were perfectly in sync with the Visuals. Especially the one with Dhruv (R Badree).

Casting: The protagonist, Kumaran, portrayed by Hiphop Thamizha Adhi, brings an authenticity and vulnerability to the character. The Glares and Stares while donning the "Veeran" Attire was Note-Worthy.

The Antagonist Dhruv, played by R Badree, the acting was effortless.

The Priest, (Uncredited on IMDb / Wikipedia), was Phenomenal and emotionally convincing as an actor.

The casting choices in "Veeran" are almost impeccable. Each actor brings their A-game to the screen, delivering powerful performances that leave a lasting impact. The chemistry between the cast members is palpable, adding an extra layer of authenticity to the relationships portrayed on screen.

The Comedy Elements though Extremely Enjoyable could have been toned down a little bit at certain parts.

Conclusion: Without giving away any spoilers, it's worth mentioning that the movie takes an unexpected turn, introducing a fascinating historical element that adds depth and richness to the narrative.

The inclusion of this aspect opens up new avenues for exploration and leaves audiences eagerly anticipating what will happen next.