Vishal is back with yet another commercial potboiler titled Vedi, which is a remake of Telugu blockbusterSouryam. The Tamil movie is a mass masala flick, which has all the ingredients like love, sentiment, actions, etc. While the first half of the film sees Prabhakaran (Vishal) being chased by goons, the second half will reveal the flashbacks that make the audience to sit on the edge of their seats till the end.
Prabhakaran is a man, who does not know what fear is. But runs for his life and escapes to Kolkata. He gets admitted to a college and meets a girl named Deepa (Poonam Kaur). Meanwhile, a strange event bonds him with Aishwarya (Sameera Reddy) and he finds a room to stay in her house. At this juncture, several incidents make him to be an unofficial bodyguard of Deepa, whose is the only sister of him but he could not tell her the same for some reasons. The fate separated them when they were kids and as the story progresses, a series of flashback stories will reveal the truth.
Vedi is a regular mass movie but has a perfect mix of action, thrill and emotions to keep the audience entertaining throughout. Prabhu Deva has made some changes from the original script to cater the native audience taste.
Technically, Vedi is good. Vijay Anthony has given quite a few good songs like 'Enna aachi..', Ippadi mazhai..' and the item number 'Bombay ponnu...'. Cinematography by RD Rajasekhar is excellent. He has beautifully captured Howrah Bridge and some songs picturised in abroad. Especially, Anthony's background score and his photography have blended well during action sequences.
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