Let’s get it straight at the outset: ‘Vinnai Thaandi Varuvaaya’ (VTV) is an excellent effort on the part of Gautam Vasudev Menon in narrating a clean romantic story without any deviation from the plot.
Karthick (Simbu), an engineering graduate, dreaming to become a director, falls for Jesse (Trisha) instantly. It doesn’t take much time for Jesse to falls for Karthick’s charms but she doesn’t want to pursue the love, as she doesn’t want to hurt her conservative father, who is against love. But she is courageous enough to break away from the marriage arrangements made by her family.
Karthik is thrilled by this development but Jesse wants more time to convince her father. The film drags on with no significant happenings but it takes an artificial break when Jesse decides to break the affair for no substantial reason. The rest of the movie deals with what happens to the affair and the lovers.
