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Same old story, nothing much good/bad. If you have time, you can watch otherwise skip this one. If you are a person who wants anything new, dont watch.

Boring film with poor story, poor casting and bad direction. I was surprised it's rated 9.2 on IMDB as I'm writing this review. Then realized nobody may have bothered to rate it except for the film crew...

Varayan is a simple yet entertaining movie which combines some comedy and a lot of drama. I'd recommend watching the movie as a family as I feel the movie will be comfortable to all age groups. It's a very low budget movie, hence you won't find any high profile casts. Similarly, there is nothing exceptional in the movie. Another reason for the movie to be just average might be because of the relatively new filing crew. I have seen many positive as well as negative reviews about this movie at the same time, I'd figure people have different views about everything 😀. For me, the movie was worth the watch. If you get some free time I'd suggest you to watch Varayan. It definitely doesn't give you goosebumps, but will make you smile and feel happy.

Family Action drama entertainer.... A feel good movie..... Nice songs... scenery...fight...Amazing Comedy(througout ) Great Acting.... A complete Family entertainer... 😍😍 Adipoli Movie...

It's refreshing to come across a good movie with values, especially in a landscape saturated with clichés that often fail to stand for any meaningful values and often promote violence. Finding a film that upholds positive values and avoids the typical pitfalls of sensationalism is indeed a rare gem in today's entertainment industry.

The prevailing trend among reviewers to overlook the core values of movies, instead prioritizing mass introduction scenes, heroism, and violence, is a concerning aspect of contemporary film critique. In an era where the world is grappling with complex social issues, it's imperative that we shift our focus towards movies that offer substantial moral and ethical values. By doing so, we can foster a more profound understanding of human experiences, empathy, and compassion. This change in attitude is not just desirable; it is essential in shaping a more enlightened and compassionate society. Embracing movies that promote positive values can inspire change, encouraging filmmakers to create content that resonates with the deeper aspects of our shared humanity. As viewers, we have the power to drive this transformation by demanding more meaningful narratives and appreciating the films that uphold the values that truly matter.