2018 Action, Drama 2hrs 09mins

Critics Review

2.50

Sketch in, sketch out

Veera keeps moving at a decent pace and engages at most times. It cleverly avoids the mistake that this year's earlier film on a similar subject - Vikram's Sketch - did, and doesn't hero worship one bit. It's also a relief that the love track is kept to a minimal; there�s composer Leon James - adorable 'Veratama Veratariye'to watch out for. Karunakaran moves away from just comedy and gets a role equal to that of the lead � a sure sign of his rising popularity in filmdom.(more)

Source: SRINIVASA RAMANUJAM, The Hindu

3.00

Idea is solid & interesting!

Rajaraman's basic idea is definitely solid and interesting, his research work is also laudable but the execution could have been better. However, the dialect and quirky nature of characters are impressive. Kreshna sleepwalks throughout.. and his trendy costumes and hairstyle are odd for a North Chennai boy. Comedy actors like Karunakaran, Yogi Babu and Rajendran try to evoke laughter while the heroine Iswarya looks pretty is just about okay. (more)

Source: SIFY, Sify.com

2.00

Yet another title of a classic wasted

Considering how much they've tried to keep things authentic, it's disheartening to see Veeramuthu and Pachamuthu don branded tees despite not even having a roof over their head. But that's the least of the problems for Veera. Isn't it about time we were done with slow-mo shots of heroines smiling despite not doing anything just because it's their intro scene? (more)

Source: Gopinath, Indian Express

2.50

Veera Review

Though the basic plot of the film isn't so interesting (at least on screen), there are few sequences which keeps you hooked. The action scenes and gang wars are choreographed well - quite realistic, intriguing and violent - and Krishna has pulled them off convincingly.(more)