Directed by Mari Selvaraj, ‘Vaaji’ hit the big screens on August 23. The film received positive response from the audience and critics for its story. After a successful run in theatres, the film is now set for a digital debut in October.
Recently, Disney+ Hotstar announced that Mari Selvaraj’s rural drama film will release on the platform on October 11. Vaazhhai will premiere on the OTT in multiple languages ​​including Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Bengali, and Marathi.
He wrote on his official social media handle, “Oru Ananthamana Padaipppu #Vaazhhai. #Vaazhhai streaming from 11th October on Disney+Hotstar.”
Take a look at the post below:
Vaazhhai, directed by Mari Selvaraj, is a children’s drama film inspired by real-life events. The film not only attracted the common people but also many A-listers from the film fraternity praised the director’s vision.
Superstar Rajinikanth also watched the film and expressed his feelings through a sweet note. He wrote, “I recently watched Mari Selvaraj’s Vaazhhai. After a long time Tamil cinema has a wonderful and excellent film. Mari Selvaraj took us back to his childhood days through this film. When I saw him searching for food in the climax and the scene where his mother cries thinking that she did not let her son eat rice, my heart broke.”
Praising the director for his brilliant work in the film, he wrote, “Mari Selvaraj has proved with his creation that he is a brilliant director. My heartiest wishes and congratulations to him.”
Check out his note below:
The story of Vaazhai revolves around the life of school student Sivanandan. He works in a banana plantation to support his family after his father’s death. Despite being a promising student and dreaming of a better future, he has to face the harsh realities of poverty. As the story progresses, the film takes many twists and turns.
The film is believed to be partially based on the life of filmmaker Mari Selvaraj. Vaazhhai also stars Nikhila Vimal, Ponvel M., Raghul R. and others.
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