
Vaayai Moodi Pesavum (2014) on Netflix
NR20142h 20mComedyDramaRomance
A flu that leaves people unable to speak spreads through the hill town of Panimalai. Aravind, a glue salesman and aspiring radio jockey, meets Dr. Anjana at a medical checkup.
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- Netflix3.4/5
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Plot summary
In Panimalai, a hill city, a guest on a live radio show loses his voice on air and learns he has a new virus known as the mute flu. Health Minister Sundaralingam is sent to the town by the state government, and residents line up for medical checkups. Aravind, a sales representative for a glue company, hopes to become a radio jockey; at his checkup he meets Anjana, a junior doctor. Anjana believes that talking causes most of the world's problems and that people would be better off keeping things to themselves. She is engaged to Vinodh, who commands what she should do and wear. Aravind argues that speaking openly settles matters, and the two become friends. Fans of the film star Bhoomesh and the Drinkers Association, led by Ravi and Ganesh, clash over how his films portray drunkards.
Cast
Dulquer Salmaanas Aravind
Nazriya Nazimas Anjana
Madhooas Vidhya
Arjunan Nandakumaras Sathish
Dev Ramnathas Vinodh
Pandiarajanas Sundaralingam
Kaali Venkatas Pazhani
John Vijayas Boomesh
Ramesh Thilakas Ganesh (as RJ Ramesh Thilak)
Robo Shankaras Ravi
Abhishek Shankaras Vidhya's husband
Vinu Chakravarthyas Adhikesavan
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Vaayai Moodi Pesavum (2014)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Every scene in the bilingual was shot first in Tamil and then in Malayalam, and Dulquer Salmaan dubbed his own Tamil dialogue; filming wrapped in December after 52 working days.
- Vaayai Moodi Pesavum was Dulquer Salmaan's feature film debut in Tamil: Varun Manian's Radiance Group and S. Sashikanth's YNOT Studios chose Balaji Mohan's bilingual as the first film in their five-film deal.
















