Mari Selvaraj’s film ‘Vaajhai’ has released in theatres today (August 23). The film is garnering attention for its touching story and authentic portrayal of rural life in Tamil Nadu. ‘Vaajhai’ is based on the life of a young boy named Sivanadhan, played by Ponvel M, who faces the challenges of childhood amid the harsh realities of child labour and exploitation. The film captures the essence of childhood innocence and also addresses serious social issues.
On social media, Vaazhai has sparked discussions among the audience, with many praising its emotional depth and storyline. Many movie lovers have shared their reviews about the film on their X handles. Let’s take a look at them.
A social media user praised the “amazing” portrayal of reality in the film and wrote, “Just watched ‘Vaajhai’, a brilliant portrayal of reality with great acting. Every scene felt real and entertaining. This is one of the best movies I have seen this year. Book your tickets soon for an unforgettable experience. A true masterpiece in storytelling and performances.”
Another user wrote, “#VaazhaiReview Mari’s masterpiece with lots of Thalaivar references, must watch.”
“Review: Vaazhhai is a lovely representation of life with all the emotions, realistic treatment and a gripping screenplay. Barring a few minor flaws, it is heartwarming and heart-wrenching,” read another review by a netizen on social media.
A movie goer called the film “soul touching” and wrote, “Vaazhai #VaazhaiReview An extraordinary movie. 1st half soul touching, Music BGM extremely good, All actors performance excellent, 2nd half super, Overall masterpiece, speechless 4.5/5.”
A social media user praised Mari Selvaraj’s work and wrote, “Watched this beautiful, beautiful film today. I still can’t get over it. Such talent from @mari_selvaraj sir, @thenieswar sir, @Music_Santhosh bhai and the entire team. Special mention to my friends @KalaiActor and @dhivya_dhurai. Loved it! #MariSelvaraj #Vaazhai.”
Check out the Twitter reviews below:
Overall, Vaazhhai has left a deep impact with the audience due to its authentic portrayal of rural life and exploration of themes such as innocence, exploitation and resilience.
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