Vaazha II: Biopic of a Billion Bros

From shooting reels on a phone and posting them on Instagram to having your own dolly zoom shot in a feature film, congrats to all the actors who did the major leads in this movie, and thanks to the makers who gave them their chance to shine. The second installment which I…

matthewws

Vaazha 2 extends its theme of being lost, reflecting on that directionless teenage drift and need to live with its consequences. It is far more engaging, entertaining and emotionally effective as coming of age drama than its predecessor. While the writing still doesn’t…

Michael James

Vaazha 1 is very difficult to sit through as the protagonists are incredibly unlikable and we are subjected to the constant torture of them whining, like a middleclassboysproblems fb account came to life. Vaazha 1'le chekkanmarde jeevithaprashnangal ellam felt very broad…

brutalkangaroo

Did I just finish a complete entertainer or a heartfelt emotional movie? Ever since they announced the second part, I had this doubt, can they really pull off a full length film, or are they just baiting us? But I’m sorry, gang, for doubting you 😭. You all delivered a…

ANSAF

Alright, here’s a rare review of Vaazha 2, ig. Vaazha 2 pretty much walks the same path as Vaazha, forced situations, a very staged screenplay, and that constant “nanma maram” feel. There’s even a stretch that feels less like a movie and more like an awareness…

sethulxxmii

Aywaaaaa😭🤍🤍 First of all, a great applause to the crew for giving opportunities to newcomers,though they are already familiar faces to the audience through social media. This is a perfect example of how to make a film with fresh talent. Simply outstanding. The film…

Khalil Gibran

the first vaazha didn’t work for me at all. watching fully grown uncles put on school uniforms, and sit in classrooms expecting us to believe they were teenagers. and instead of making the vaazha grow up, the film lets the father defend his son like unemployment is a…

R SUDARSHAN

A clear step up from the first part. The story followed a similar template, but the comedy & emotional moments worked much better this time. It connected easily through simple, relatable situations, with humor & some emotional bits even hitting hard enough to bring a tear.…

Abhijith

If I had a nickel for a mid movie having an alphonse puthren cameo, I’d have 2 nickels but it’s weird that it happened twice. Mainly I loved the comedy scenes so I’m gonna keep that outta the way. I’m not particularly impressed by the movie considering the hype you guys…

Vedangi