Vel

Surya, Asin, Vadivelu, Aishwarya, Kalabhavan Mani, Charan Raj, Lakshmi, Saranya, Raj Kapoor, Charlie

Suriya doesn't make heavy weather of his dual roles, and there is no great change in mannerisms or body language here but just some subtle variations he brings to the characters of Vasu, the city-bred, suave, cheerful youth who works at a detective agency. Read More

Director Hari has packed enough punches and swishes of swords to keep the proceedings' flow taut and nice. Read More

All said and seen, it is the brisk pace of the film which makes it a racy entertainer. Hari does not like his audiences to think, he wants to give them an entertainment feast, which he has succeeded to a large extent. Read More

Yuvan Shankar Raja's tunes are trendy and exhilarating. His background score has a soothing effect. "Kobakkara Kiliye" written by Na. Muthukumar and shot in Munnar tops the score. Priyan's photography is impressive. V.T. Vijayan's editing is the strength of the film. Read More

Vadivelu and Charlie are Vel and Vasu's companions respectively. They also handle a matching comedy track in the movie. Lakshmi, as the caring elder and guiding mentor of the extended family, contributes to the wholesome feeling in the film. Read More

As usual, Surya has given his best. He looks relishing after a year long gap. Asin is her bubbly self as 7up Swathi, enjoying every bit of it. Vadivelu's comedy is stale barring a few scenes. Read More