Yet this is not a love story, but a human story that revolves around Dhanush's character from start to end. This is yet another Tamil movie where the heroine falls for the hero sooner than you think she would. A few squabbles later, Shalini is seen in love with Raghu. As usual, the one character who has a soft corner for him is his mother, besides the girl-next-door (Amala Paul as Shalini). Karthik is the apple of his parents' eyes but Raghu has his mother's (Saranya Ponvannan) undying support and faith in his talent.įor the first part of the film, he is your waste guy-next-door from 7/G Brindavan Colony, waiting to be insulted by everyone. While every day existence is an ordeal for Raghu as the non earning member of the family, with even his younger brother Karthik earning handsomely, he has enough reasons to be dejected. Thankfully, this talent is awakened in him not by a heroine.Ĭaught in the web of pressure to earn but bereft of opportunities, waiting for an opportunity to prove himself is Raghuvaran (Dhanush), who is in the search for the right job for four years, after completing his bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering. The audience is misled into thinking that he is a member of the 'majority community' (the waste fellow community, to be sure), but he has talent in him. Raghuvaran hates being compared with his younger brother Karthik by his parents at the drop of a hat.

Raghuvaran B.Tech, the dubbed version of 'Velaiyilla Pattathari', is the story of an idler-turned-ideal youngster, told in a slice-of-life and not a larger-than-life patois. Yet, a section of audience count on Dhanush to deliver a realistic performance, something which they noticed in the super-flop '3'. The much-hyped '3' disappeared without a whimper, save the sensational 'Kolaveri di.' whose popularity saturated even before the film's release. Despite taking Kollywood by storm, Dhanush has somehow not been able to make a mark for himself in the Telugu States.

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