This minute expression speaks a lot about the attitude of the character. For example, in a particular scene where Vasundhara crosses Raghuvaran she just moves ahead as if she has not noticed him but while on the go she voluntarily says "Good Morning" to his boss who stands next to him. It is something which most filmmakers miss.Īnd in terms of characterisation there are some noteworthy moments where the attention to details during the paperwork is evident. Surprisingly the lip sync for Kajol and all the other characters who may have had a different dubbing artist is quite perfect. she has ensured that all these are properly executed. The visuals are grand, sets are catchy and innovative and the acting of almost all the artists are quite impeccable. As a director she has registers her signature with quite attention to details in the script as well as the making. The way he has used Thirukkural instead of punch dialogues in the important mass moments of the film is praiseworthy.Īfter the experimental 'Kochadaiiyaan' Soundarya makes a comeback with this film which is her introduction to regular commercial mass films. As the dialogue writer Dhanush has done a pretty good job. These compensate for the predictability factor. The way the film ends and the last fifteen minutes is a surprise and it is quite likeable. The story and dialogues have been written by Dhanush while Soundarya Rajinikanth has directed the film apart from writing the screenplay As said earlier the story is a little predictable but Dhanush makes up for it by adding a laudable social angle when he rejects a much needed project because, if it is completed it will be a huge threat for the lives of many people and he also leads a protest for it. So 'VIP 2' succeeds in entertaining and engaging the audience with almost never a dull moment. But this drawback is compensated by whistle worthy mass moments, a social angle added in the second half and also a powerhouse woman character positioned against the hero. But the only problem here is the story is predictable and the incidents are not as organic as they were in the first part. The film has all the elements such as the mass, emotion, sentiment, comedy and romance which were the big contributors of the success of the first part. 'VIP 2' is predominantly engaging and entertaining for the most part. What happens to Raghuvaran's ambition and what are the hurdles he faces in the process? What happens to Vasundhara's challenge to Raghuvaran? The answers to these questions forms the rest of the film. He plans to go ahead with his dream of starting his own construction company but does not have the required fund. Raghuvaran resigns his job to save his employer from further losses and distress. She manages to grab that huge project using her political influences and also starts giving problems to the company where Raghuavaran works in order to corner him and make him jobless. She decides to make him repent for rejecting her offer. But Raghuvaran refuses the offer as he is loyal to his boss who recruited him when he was jobless and for his ultimate dream of starting his own construction company with his VIP gang of Engineers.Ī huge project to construct a multi-speciality hospital goes to Ravhuvaran's company instead of Vasundhara's, due to the former's effort. Vasundhara offers a job for Raghuavaran in her company which is South India's number one at the business. In the same Vasundhara Constructions owned by the self made and the most successful entrepreneur and architect Vasundhara (Kajol), wins almost all the other awards given for the construction industry that. Raghuvaran wins the Best Engineer of the year Award.
He is married to his lover Shalini (Amala Paul) who is in charge of running the household taking care of her husband, his father (Samuthirakani) and younger brother Karthik (Hrishikesh) in the place of Raghuvaran's late mother (Saranya Ponvannan). The 'Velai Illa Pattadhari' Raghuvaran (Dhanush) now a successful Engineer. The story starts an year after the point where the first part ended. 'Velai Illa Pattadhari 2' aka 'VIP 2' effectively wins the challenge by exploiting all the advantages offered by its all class hit first part 'VIP' that released in 2014. The advantage is that you already have a success formula and you just have to tread the best laid path with a little caution over repetitiveness.
The challenge is that the sequel has to match the expectations over the first part. VIP 2 Review - Lives up to the expectations over the VIP tagĪn idea of making a sequel to a successful film has one paramount challenge and a big advantage.
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